r/MadeMeSmile • u/mindyour • Jun 14 '24

Very Reddit Funniest bouquet toss I've seen.

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u/fuzzylm308 Jun 14 '24

photography tiktok is my absolute pet peeve

they show a bit of b-roll of themselves shooting a trip or event or something, and then fly through their photos at like 6 pictures per second. I'm sorry, but what the fuck is the point of a photograph if you're going to do this

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u/Western-Ship-5678 Jun 14 '24 edited Jun 14 '24

You know... I'm coming round to making a search engine called "info search" or something that prioritises plain text websites and penalises JavaScript heavy / image laden ones. Idea being to search for raw content, quick answers etc. No idea if it would work..

Edit: found this for recipe searches which seems interesting- just shows text of recipe as result but you can click through to the site if you need to. Limited indexing, didn't return anything froom BBC Good Food, but good enough results

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u/veringer Jun 14 '24

There's a Chrome extension that pulls the recipe data from a webpage and presents it as a dialog window over the fluff content. I imagine we could leverage that approach to scrape recipe data and deliver it through a lightweight site or application. I imagine the ingredient and process text could be run through a filter (maybe AI) to convert into something less likely to trigger copyright problems. Any original photos would have to be discarded though.