Post A68k6UwN4EddSuomAa by ultem@gnosis.systems
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 (DIR) Post #A68jUKQfhRRhrRn3HE by ultem@gnosis.systems
       2021-04-11T14:44:07.371207Z
       
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       Building a movie tracking platform
       
 (DIR) Post #A68jdwTnbA52Tjpxtg by Zealous@kiwifarms.cc
       2021-04-11T14:46:11.953963Z
       
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       @ultem how does it work
       
 (DIR) Post #A68jsffOOIqIg5HcDw by nekojanai@pl.neko.bar
       2021-04-11T14:48:51.238212Z
       
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       @ultem whatever happpend to neko bot? ;-;
       
 (DIR) Post #A68k6UwN4EddSuomAa by ultem@gnosis.systems
       2021-04-11T14:51:03.547357Z
       
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       @Zealous it doesn't yet :^)Creating a database with the movies you watched or plan to watch. You give the title and date, it enriches meta-infos like description and cover via IMDb or Anime Planet.Tries to resolve the issue where one forgets a movie title, but remembers the cover or actress.
       
 (DIR) Post #A68kFXMzP8flbdZwPI by Zealous@kiwifarms.cc
       2021-04-11T14:52:59.518421Z
       
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       @ultem what makes it different to imdb other than the forgetting movie title part and how does it infer movie title from cover description and actress? are those manually inputted or taken from meta-info?
       
 (DIR) Post #A68kog3V6So6gCDe3E by ultem@gnosis.systems
       2021-04-11T14:59:01.268618Z
       
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       @Zealous It’s just a programming exercise. But the meta-infos imported from 3rd parties will be fully searchable with filters. For the example below you could for example remember that it was about a family named Kim. Or that you watched it in 2020. Or that it was a very recent movie.{id: 11,date: '5-6-2020',title: 'Parasite',year: 2019,description: 'The struggling Kim family sees an opportunity when the son starts working for the wealthy Park family....'actors: 'Kang-ho Song, Sun-kyun Lee' image:     'https://m.media-amazon.com/images/M/MV5BYWZjMjk3ZTItODQ2ZC00NTY5LWE0ZDYtZTI3MjcwN2Q5NTVkXkEyXkFqcGdeQXVyODk4OTc3MTY@._V1_.jpg',    }
       
 (DIR) Post #A68kyIvfwOH5qo9KEq by ultem@gnosis.systems
       2021-04-11T15:00:46.971232Z
       
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       @nekojanai First I did not find a good source for neko images. Then I came to the conclusion that image bots on Fedi become an issue. :blobfoxcomfy:
       
 (DIR) Post #A68pEJxQHkqVUPrM36 by kartoffelcheetah@social.kartoffelcheetah.eu
       2021-04-11T15:45:22.617523Z
       
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       @ultem @Zealous That's a pretty cool excercise. Are you making a frontend for it? What language do you use? Shouldn't actors be an array?
       
 (DIR) Post #A68pEKQ8YzoYvTIHo0 by ultem@gnosis.systems
       2021-04-11T15:48:27.590162Z
       
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       @kartoffelcheetah @Zealous I'm scraping from an IMDb suggestions endpoint first. This is not their approved API. There they provide actors like this. But I also have their offline database as next step.Backend is Express.js, frontend React.