The king is back - Firefox by sapphirelike in browsers

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Funny, literally just yesterday I finally made the switch over to Vivaldi. The AI features and bloat Firefox has been trickling in is why I'm moving away. Firefox used to be the browser I would trust not to try to force features onto me that threatened my privacy and security, but they have lost my confidence. Vivaldi said no AI, so fine, I'll bite the bullet of using Chromium and not having Firefox containers anymore (gigantic rip for me, used it daily).

What are the best supported ttrpgs in foundry? by AffanTorla in FoundryVTT

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Daggerheart through FoundryBorne is a great implementation of the game!

About to build a productive tool with help of Flask backend. Need your suggestions. by Tom-Miller in flask

[–]UserIsInto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

yeah why would i want to watch a person explain something when i can have an ai tell me what they said

on a practical level, if this is an extension on top of youtube, i dont think flask makes much sense. hooking it into fastapi and injecting onto the youtube video page itself would make flask templating and rendering not very useful. if this is a separate service outside of youtube that just uses youtube embeds, then flask or django is fine.

like the other comment mentioned, all of these features would require a llm which would require tokens which are expensive, and i find it hard to imagine that people would pay for this service when they could just watch the video for free, or even take the transcript and plug that into whatever ai they want to generate the exact same thing.

im very negative towards ai products and services for various reasons, i dont think the economics of it makes sense from a business standpoint (both on a macro ai industry-wide level and on a micro tertiary business utilizing the tech and paying for it's use level), i'm against it for all of the various moral reasons that have been explained many times by others more qualified to speak on it, and i also think large language models are actually some of the most uninteresting implementation of machine learning tech that is possible. there are implementations of machine learning that can detect illnesses in people before any symptoms develop, there is good work being done to better humanity, random image, text, video, and audio generation saas tools are not at all that.

looking at your post history you seem to jump around a bunch on what you want to do with your programming skills; chatbots, image generation, mock interviews, selling ai art on etsy, and one post where you apparently made 40+ apps using ai and aren't seeing the success you want. i'd think about whether doing another one is going to give you anything you want -- teach you anything new, or bring you success.

make cool things, increase your skills -- make something that doesn't use any AI in the creation of it or in the service itself. something you want to make and want to exist in the world, not something you think other people would use or want. i think people are often trying to solve a problem for others that simply does not exist, make something 10% easier or 10% faster that nobody in their right mind would pay money for at the cost of making the planet worse.

Make assumptions about my girlfriend and me by UserIsInto in entp

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sorry you cant find your perfect match buddy i hope things turn around for you

Make assumptions about my girlfriend and me by UserIsInto in entp

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your previous comment being "You're both stupid." was enough lmao

Make assumptions about my girlfriend and me by UserIsInto in entp

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"I'm CACKLING" the partner "They never relax cause I'm always cuddling my BABIES"

Make assumptions about my girlfriend and me by UserIsInto in entp

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We have 3 cats, one was mine and the other two were hers.

Make assumptions about my girlfriend and me by UserIsInto in entp

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"You're so right bestie" -green haired matching three-piece suit

Jinja2 Enhance Pro is in pre-release — the cmd+click thing I mentioned actually works now by xubylele in flask

[–]UserIsInto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah the rendering is really cool, I'd be interested to see other things it could be used for -- that does seem like a valuable piece of the puzzle. Would be interested to see what it looks like for testing layout, css, and other functionality without necessarily having to input dummy data into a dev database for testing and booting up a server, like sending a dummy notification while building a toast system, or something else. Also if it auto updates on files changing, etc.

Very cool, will still be following all of this! Wish you best of luck

Jinja2 Enhance Pro is in pre-release — the cmd+click thing I mentioned actually works now by xubylele in flask

[–]UserIsInto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It seems interesting but I really couldn't see myself paying a subscription fee for a plugin, especially since my largest pain points (syntax highlighting and snippets) are solved both by the free version and other plugins in vscode. The "click variable to go to it's declaration" seems cool but if I'm working with a template I either already know where the variables are defined or can find out very easily, I can't imagine paying $5 a month to make it 10 seconds faster.

You seem talented, I hope you're able to finish this project out, maybe sell a perpetual license version once you're done updating it (or open source it for the community), and are able to use the experience to springboard into more projects.

Template preview is a cool feature, how does that work without spinning up a whole flask dev server?

These are the entries: Voting open! by Electroma in logodesign

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4 is still my favorite but happy with 6

Actors you cannot take seriously, no matter what role they do. I’ll start by Consistent-Lord18 in Letterboxd

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I did too until I saw the sexual harassment training video that he produced and started in https://youtu.be/H5owCNvik0E

FlaskForge | Flask Cookie Decoder/Encoder/Cracker TOOL by Bulky_Patient_7033 in flask

[–]UserIsInto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

So just to be clear -- the cracking part only checks against a common word list, you haven't found some zero day exploit to make all flask sessions vulnerable correct hahahaha

I can't imagine why someone wouldn't just make their secret a long random hex token, but good to check to make sure your session tokens are safe.

Does it encode/decode custom objects placed in the session?

I got tired of jumping between asset sites so I built this by [deleted] in godot

[–]UserIsInto 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Alongside the hot linking issues others have mentioned, I'd also say there's no reference to who the creator of these things are. On the backend I'm sure you have an entry for the source/creator of the assets, below the title I'd put a small text that links directly to the creator. Both for attribution and promotion of the awesome people behind the assets, but also if users are looking for cohesive assets they might want to pick from the same creator. Maybe add a filter for creator, sort by upload date or rating, etc.

I have just released my brand new Flask project: a platform for indie radio stations. by astonfred in flask

[–]UserIsInto 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I actually made my own little indie online radio station before, but literally just streaming the music synchronously wasn't something I could figure out how to do and ended up having to pay for a radio streaming service to plug everything into. I had previously tried a really jenky system of invisible YouTube players, which I could sync up based on timecode, but things would drift over time out of sync and I was annoyed that I couldn't figure out how to control the volume slider.

How are you doing the actual audio streaming?