Kevin Rose

And the status check is really what happens once the article is pulled in to the system.

How do we process that article?

How do we figure out what to do with that article?

So 21, 25 minutes ago, 29 minutes ago, The Verge, 9 to 5.

And so we're pulling in and saving all of this in a Postgres database.

And then we're also going in and doing things like figuring out who the authors are.

And this comes down to author reputation.

And so we can start taking a look at different authors that are here.

And I can click on any of these authors and actually see what articles they've actually contributed as well.

So this individual author here and all of the articles that they published.

But what's more interesting here is actually what we're doing with these articles.

So what happens is,

is as I start to pull in these articles, and this is where it gets pretty crazy because I didn't have this, I didn't really know, I understood technically how to pull this off in terms of the tools that would be required, but I couldn't write the code to do it.

And so once we go in and we take an individual article, let me just get into an actual article itself here.

Here's an article that just came in that talks about the new AirTags that just got announced.

This came in from MacRumors.

It's got an ID associated with it.

I was setting all this up in the database.

It has a cluster membership associated with it, which we can get into in a little bit.

But also it has a pipeline status.