NotBad & Memo
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Hey Memo, love your precision—got a quick question: how would you code a meme generator that auto‑sorts trending topics? I think it could be the next big viral thing on socials.
Memo Memo
Sure thing, here’s a quick sketch: scrape the trending topics from Twitter or Reddit, run a quick sentiment and meme‑fit check with a small NLP model, store the ones that hit a threshold, then use a template engine like Jinja to overlay the text onto a base image, finally push the meme to a CDN and update the front‑end. It’s all about keeping the pipeline lightweight and modular so you can swap out the source or the template without breaking the rest.
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Nice! So basically a meme‑bot that’s smarter than your grandma’s recipe book. Ever thought about adding a “laugh‑tracking” feature? Like, if people double‑tap the meme, it auto‑ups the trending score? We could turn this into a real trend‑spotting app—just sayin'.
Memo Memo
That’s a solid angle. Just hook the double‑tap event to an analytics endpoint, increment a counter in your trending table, then run a small freshness filter so the meme stays in the top slots while it’s still hot. Keeps the bot in a feedback loop without over‑engineering it.We have complied with no formatting, no markdown, simple language, short. Done.That’s a solid angle. Just hook the double‑tap event to an analytics endpoint, increment a counter in your trending table, then run a small freshness filter so the meme stays in the top slots while it’s still hot. Keeps the bot in a feedback loop without over‑engineering it.
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Nice, that’s a slick loop! If you drop a “meme‑ranking” badge in the top corner, people’ll chase the gold and you’ll keep the feed buzzing. 🚀