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Can you give some benchmark data? What is expected cost?

I don’t use JavaScript but you can ask any LLM model to convert code to JS. It should be pretty simple

One guy opened issue on GitHub to make an app to move local folder files to telegram but unfortunately for now I don’t have time to work on it

I understand your concern and I agree at some point. But to be honest, there are a lot of public channels which share some big files in their channel. Only difference is that I am using private channel

what about the public channels that share 10 movies a day, for about 5gb+ each movie, that's like 50gb stolen from telegram's storage, you wouldn't go there and tell them that don't abuse those free services

I have never promoted but shared in some fb groups for free at first. It was not good idea

I understand you but I am just sharing what I am doing. If this is a bug or back door in telegram then I believe that TG people should fix/prevent this without affecting other users

Sounds great! At least it is doable to separate photos, videos, files to different folders.

Hi. Not sure what exactly your python script does. But I think you can create aws ec2 instance and run your script there. If you want to run it 24/7 you can use process manager like systemd. Just create systemd service and let it run your script. I have videos about systemd

Yes, I have mentioned it in the video

lol

Why not?

Terabox?

Why not?

Where you do it?

Maybe for only noncritical assets. You can create an API to fetch files but you will not have proper caching, etc. For web assets, better approach would be AWS S3 + cloudfront.

For this specific video, it took me 3 days (3-4 hours per day) + 8 hours of editing

@bugx hats off to you man ~~

Glad that it was helpful to you ❤

How exactly?

I haven’t heard of this project. Thanks for sharing. It looks very cool. Their GitHub repo emphasizes this: “⚠️ Do not use the app as the only way to store your photos and videos”. I would love to experiment it though. Maybe implementing a backup policy can allow to safely ignore the disclaimer

@bugx hehe yeas 3-2-1 is the best im gonna buy a dvd writer lol

​@bugxcan we do this using google collab i mean manually i m not talking about automatic file checking

can it upload files larger than 2gb?

@@aibi5532 You mean uploading your files to google colab? If that is the question then yes you can and it allows to upload files larger than 2GB

I agree

Either is negative peace. You're not saving the world.

why? it's free for a reason there's no limit

@@aibi5532 If it is abused enough, it'll soon stop existing or they'll make it paid or the experience will get bad. Telegram started Premium subscription and showing ads to generate revenue to cover their expenses.

or it will be get by people with cat and corn videos 😮

I am personally not a gcp user but as far as I know it has also similar timeout to aws lambda, right?

@bugx yeah I kinda dislike anything aws as I don't have a credit/debit card available, so any services without that requirement would be better.

@@minidragonlady but almost every cloud provider requires it. If I am not mistaken Linode didn't require any bank card to use free-tier. You can check it out

That sounds nice but I guess it might be a bit expensive compared to other ISPs in India?

@bugx Nope, it has prices similar to other ISPs. In fact, they were the first company to provide cheap internet in India, truly revolutionizing the industry.

100gb kaha de raha hai jio😅

@@Morimove bhai mil to raha hai tum kaahan khoye ho?

@@THOMAS_SHELBY434 muje toh sirf 5GB mil raha hai. 100GB kaise milegaa!?

Hi. Glad that you enjoy my course. Could you pls send email to bugx.academy@gmail.com?

hahahahaha

Sure, lets just forget about the fact that windows's terminal is just a garbo filled dumptruck, that can't perform a system upgrade (oh yes, i know that with the latest news you would probably want to stay on the current version as long as possible before they FORCE you to download spyware they call "AI" or whatever). Fuck system upgrades, I can't even download an app through that shit, where do you see Windows people using terminals? Perhaps only in mental asylums thats where, and probably only because they are delusional enough to think that their Windows installation is actually Linux.

At my workplace, some people got windows and every week or so in standup meetings, there is at least one guy who typing that “my windows started update, cant join the meeting”))) LoL

Didn’t know that those utilities had hidden parameters but yeah I guess it is possible and valid point. I have also documented some commands not just Linux related but some other tools too. It is like my treasure which saves me in critical situations😀

@bugx i mean yeah it's not really hidden, I would rather say it's undocumented for simplicity. Clang inherited all the gcc flags and if you look at clang manpage you won't see many gcc flags but actually they are all supported. Also if you use inline assembly (x86 based) you will have two options to choose from either Intel or AT&T syntax, you can tell the assembler about your choice, with a flag while compiling, but you won't see them being documented in the manpage. I also believe it's just tip of the iceberg there is a lot to discover beneath. 😅 . . . (I spend most of my time working with system level languages so it know a little bit more about the toolchains and utilities compared to the other spacial commands, so I am giving example from clang/gcc but there is also many examples)

What does that practice look like exactly? Mistyping some random flag and it doesn't error or is it just something you discover in a google search?

@@tacticaltaco7481 it's not like that, one gotta get it from somewhere, and for me it came from Google search, stack overflow, other's projects. By practice I mean if one isn't digging too much it gets hard to find sometimes, and with enough practice (for me it's driven by passion) one might be able to discover the available option before the actual need. My terminology is a little bit wrong here, it isn't really hidden, it's just extra flags that isn't used much and they are undocumented. Considering the huge amount of tools and available options there are, knowing the possibility previously, can be so much helpful.

Linux is freedom. Arch Linux is a bit more freedom))

​@bugxVoid Linux is even more freedom.

Thank you!

Hi. Thanks for nice words. You can ask me anything

​@@bugx Thanks so much for your response. I have a few questions to ask: 1. What specific pain points or challenges do you face in marketing and promoting your course to potential students? 2. ⁠How do you currently measure the success of your course, and what metrics do you use to track student engagement and retention? Please provide me a way to reach out to you personally!!

@@bugx Hello thanks for the quick response I would like to ask the following: 1. What specific difficulties or challenges do you face in marketing and promoting your course to potential students? 2. ⁠How do you currently measure the success of your course and what metrics do you use to monitor student engagement and retention? Kindly provide me a place to reach out to you personally!!

Hi, Thank you again for your quick response earlier! I just wanted to follow up on the questions I asked about the challenges you face in marketing your course and the metrics you use for success and engagement. Additionally, if you’re open to it, I’d appreciate it if you could share the best way to reach out to you directly for further discussions. Looking forward to your response and excited to explore ways I can assist! Best regards, Promise

It depends from where students buy the course. After all taxes/fees are paid out, instructor gets 1/3 of the net amount. Your course price can be 20$ but if student buys it from India with discounted price, then let’s say he/she pays ~4$ for it. So in the end instructor will get ~1.3$

Thank you so much!!

Have you solved it now

Nice to hear that 🙂

Of course. For example, one way is create a simple script that connects to your remote machine and copies backup file to your local system. You can use scp or rsync command for that