GifMeme (1/3): Being told no a hundred times by ChatGPT

Yes, I did make it through this trough of disillusionment and figured out a way to get different frames of GIFs using a different library! next episode will be up tomorrow!
🤖 BUILDING GIFMEME 🤖
Episode 1: you are here
Episode 2: • GifMeme (2/3): Breakth...
Episode 3: • GifMeme (3/3): Project...
Play with the final (fully working!) version here:
jpsowin.github.io/projects/gi...
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I asked ChatGPT to summarize this video and here's what it came up with (not too bad... just cheesy and slightly inaccurate):
In this video, I'll guide you through some exciting #JavaScript tricks and dive into the magic of GIF.js. We'll tweak quality controls, render images, and even add a splash of color with random borders!
Coding is a puzzle, and I'll show you how I solve it. Expect to face real-time coding challenges, tackle the mysterious Same Origin Policy, and wrestle with web console woes. And yes, we'll break our no-server rule by tinkering with a Python server.
Whether you're here for some practical #WebDevelopment advice or to simply enjoy the thrill of coding, you're welcome. Remember, debugging is the name of the game - let's learn, laugh at our #CodingMistakes, and improve together.
Stick around for insights on image rendering, asset management, and the intriguing LZW compression. So, open your code editor, and let's get cracking!
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