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That's funny. It's bookmarked. Just curious, especially since Hacker News is that type of site, how do you go about building something like this? IE what's the
by whoisthemachine 11y ago
That's funny. It's bookmarked.
Just curious, especially since Hacker News is that type of site, how do you go about building something like this? IE what's the stack? Any tricks used?
Are the Nic Cage GIFs stored in a repository or do they just come down to your server from the heavens (or maybe using image search tools from Google, Bing, etc.).
- janstenpickle 11y agoThanks :). Stack wise it's a very simple web proxy written in Go, nothing fnacy. It basically just responds to every request with a random Nic Cage gif hosted on Imgur. The URLs are just an array in the source code itself. MVP and all that ;). Here's the source code in Gist (without the full array) https://gist.github.com/janstenpickle/975358c427e8af844ae7 https://gist.github.com/janstenpickle/975358c427e8af844ae7.
- whoisthemachine 11y agoHaha cool, thanks! Never really looked at Go code in use, didn't realize you could hack something out like that with so few lines! Very cool.