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I described this in the chat room, but here we go again. I was making some mock responses for gameover and I did the following:
giphy.gif_random
store shibe
What do we want to do with really long gifs? Should we check for the total frames and if there's too many, we'll skip them? Or do we not care?
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is there like a giphy api to filter those long gifs out? But I agree, no long gifs
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There's nothing in the api specifically, but we can filter by frames, probably
frames
Maybe what we need to answer next is how long is "too long"?
use the gif that started this whole issue as a starting point
None of those links work, but so, we need a consensus on this, how long is too long?
edit [01-sep-2016]: http://giphy.com/gifs/cool-kite-g2uitYUuKepZC (175) http://giphy.com/gifs/cool-kShL0gh7XWoqk (61, I believe)
First one took like 15+ secs and other one 1/3 that time. I think 60 secs should be the upper limit.
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I described this in the chat room, but here we go again. I was making some mock responses for gameover and I did the following:
giphy.gif_random
using 'doge' as the tag and got thisgiphy.gif_random
usingstore shibe
as the tag and got this really long gifWhat do we want to do with really long gifs? Should we check for the total frames and if there's too many, we'll skip them? Or do we not care?
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