Comment by nomilk | Hacker News Reader

Comment by nomilk | Hacker News Reader

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Personally I wouldn't care too much about storing the prompt/chat, since I only used it to determine whether I should take the time to watch the video (so it's only necessary for a minute or two max).

If it helps you I can share some of the real life use cases. Here are three I noted:

- I see this home page: https://imgur.com/mZkczrg and the title about russia losing nuclear capability looked like a massive development, but was BS.

- This video's title seemed highly relevant but it way over the top (I gave ChatGPT the transcript and asked it to give me the main reasons for not using UUIDs - they were extremely minor to say the least): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a-K2C3sf1_Q

- ChatGPT summarised this video and I deemed it not worth watching (despite a title that seems very relevant): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jIwILYjXrU

Thanks for sharing more context, as I get more feedback, I can priortize more.

At the minimum a chrome extension that opens a new tab with the tool is something I can start with

This was supposed to be a fun project :)

I echo this statement -->

- ChatGPT summarised this video and I deemed it not worth watching (despite a title that seems very relevant): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jIwILYjXrU

I love youtube content but I don't want to spend 20 mins to learn that the video is irrelevant to me

Oh 100% keep it fun, I only mention this info in case it helps (I had planned to make something myself but only got as far as a bash script, which still was very useful, probably saving 1h+ from just the three videos above)

I implemented this video_url feature

If you add video_url to the URL, it will load for you, and you can ask your question directly.

https://analysttool-e7f4e.web.app/youtube.html?video_url=htt...

If you package this a Chrome extension, you should be good to go (I can send you the code to do it, I don't want to deal with releasing a chrome extension right now)

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