Translating any podcast episode for about a dollar: the architecture, and the one rule that shaped it
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A friend of mine doesn't speak English. I do most of my podcast listening in English. Every so often I hit an episode worth passing on — an interview, some strange little history segment — and I want to send it to her, and I can't. A summary isn't the episode. A translated transcript isn't somethin…
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Translating any podcast episode for about a dollar: the architecture, and the one rule that shaped it
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