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Been meaning to try it but so happy with DeepL I’m hesitant. How are the translations in comparison? Last I asked they were using an AWS solution.
Sweet, thanks. Yeah $25/1m characters is it? Could run up quite a bull using auto translate 😂 Their API (understandably) is so much more expensive than using the site.
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illdoit 2 years ago
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nobody 2 years ago
I haven’t figured out translation yet on Damus. It’s okay though, I just make up my own translations in my head.
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Adam Willis 2 years ago
I can’t add my cashapp lightning address to Damus. Any idea what I’m doing wrong?
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symbsrcool 2 years ago
For some languages, like Japanese, I think DeepL may be slightly better. Spanish and Chinese seem to be really great with AWS. Soon-ish will be adding alternatives to AWS, but need to get a few other features working first.
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symbsrcool 2 years ago
I’ve seen that too and I’m not sure it isn’t a damus issue - could you verify that the request gets sent to our api, also happens with posts that seem to start with an English word or two and then the rest is in a foreign language
Translation on that note works for me on NoKYC and DeepL. Retries aren’t implemented so it’s possible that any network or connection blip could cause the translation request to fail, and then it perpetuates the failure due to caching. We could add a single retry to mitigate this kind of problem potentially.