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Today we are pleased to announce Opta's new space on the internet. You can see a couple of exciting startups who already use Opta and how we are helping businesses with cloud infra needs while they focus more resources on their core product offering.

Is it time to get a DevOps engineer on your team?

Why invent your own models when DALL-E exists? Is it supposed to be better/more-accurate?

Ooh looks quite interesting!

Funny to see the DeFi space speedrun through 100s of years worth of financial rules, regulations and crime!

(Opta's lead maintainer here)

Hey! That's a good question and something we need to document better. In short, Opta is a framework to build opinionated TF modules that work well together (and a CLI to deliver those modules to non-experts). A wide set of modules have been built by our team but it is very customizable and we expect folks to add their own or augment the existing ones with custom TF code.

Additionally, we augment vanilla TF modules with a variety of things that improve the scalability of a TF codebase - stuff like pre/post hooks, abstraction for creating environments and services, "better" state management, etc.

Btw, so MDB works fine on a Mac? Never tested it! Any Mac-specific comments/bugs/feature reqs?

So, is this legal? As in, what imdbapi.com is doing or what my app is doing! Does imdb have a FAQ regarding apps somewhere?

Yeah.. this might be a bit trickier! Anyways, isn't the scrolling good enough with the mouse scroll wheel?

Umm... well, there is this site http://imdbapi.com; which does the scraping (or maybe they have the offline datasets!), and then you can get json replies from them.

Yeah! That is a high-priority item in my todos! :)

Glad to hear that you liked it! It works for everything that IMDB supports! Right now, it tries to show the IMDB info for each episode separately. Maybe, later I will add an option to consider the series as a whole.

Yeah it totally would! Thanks for pointing this out. Btw, I am planning to use another library that has better detection rates - https://github.com/wackou/guessit

Yeah mostly regex. Plus some heuristics. Works most of the times. Pretty efficient for the simple amount of heuristics it uses. You can see the code here https://github.com/legalosLOTR/mdb/blob/master/MDB/DBbuilder... Check out the function get_movie_name!