The post explores the concept of converting a video into emojis, storing them in a database, and serving them as an image. It discusses the process of converting and storing pixel data, removing black bars, and encoding the data using a limited set of emojis. The author also explains how to retrieve the emojis from the database and showcases a demo of the concept.
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DemoOne last note before the demoInteresting parts of this experiment.Putting it all together.The last part, the database queryEdit / note on performanceYou might be asking, WHY?24 Impressions1 Comment