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A 23-post collection

Integrate Google AdSense in Streamlit Apps

By My Ultimate Guide For Everything |  Feb 16, 2024  | streamlit, adsense, google, python, web-development, web-app, advertising, monetization, beautiful-soup
Monetize Your Streamlit App: Integrating Google AdSense for Seamless Advertising So you’ve built a fantastic website with Streamlit, the user-friendly framework that makes creating web apps with Python a breeze. You’re sharing insightful content and providing valuable tools, but wouldn’t it be nice to earn a little something back for your efforts? That’s where Google AdSense comes in! Streamlit: Your One-Stop Shop for Web Apps If you’re new to the world of Streamlit, let’s rewind a bit.
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Octonauts Characters Imagined by Gen AI

Octonauts characters imagined by Gen AI Calling all ocean adventurers! Dive deep into the world of the Octonauts, a quirky crew of underwater explorers on a mission to discover the wonders of the sea. To bring these beloved characters to life in a unique way, we’re embarking on a special project! We’ll be using the innovative powers of both Gemini and Meta AI to imagine and showcase each Octonaut based on their distinct personalities and traits.
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Gemini vs. Imagine with Meta AI Image Generation

By My Ultimate Guide For Everything |  Feb 14, 2024  | gen-ai, gemini, imagine-with-meta-ai, image-generation, comparison, google, meta
Gemini vs. Imagine with Meta AI Image Generation: A through comparison User interface and experience Imagine with Meta and Gemini offer contrasting experiences for generating images through text. Imagine with Meta takes a box-based approach, where users simply type their prompt and receive static image outputs. This focuses solely on the image generation aspect, offering limited interaction or feedback opportunities. In contrast, Gemini leverages a chat-like interface, creating a more dynamic and interactive experience.
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Gemini Image Generation Best Practices With Examples

By My Ultimate Guide For Everything |  Feb 9, 2024  | gen-ai, gemini, image-generation, best-practices, google
Unleashing Your Creativity: Gemini Image Generation Best Practices Imagine conjuring stunning visuals from mere words. With Gemini, Google’s cutting-edge AI model, that magic becomes reality. Gemini transforms textual descriptions into captivating images, unlocking a world of creative possibilities. This blog post delves into the exciting realm of Gemini image generation, equipping you with the knowledge and techniques to craft captivating visuals tailored to your vision. Buckle up, and let’s explore the world of AI-powered art!
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Build a Gift Recommender with LLM and Streamlit

By My Ultimate Guide For Everything |  Jan 12, 2024  | gift-recommender, llm, large-language-models, streamlit, chat-gpt, gpt-3.5-turbo
Unwrap Inspiration: Building a Gift Recommender with LLMs and Streamlit Struggling to find the perfect gift? Drowning in a sea of online options? Worry not, friend! Let’s dive into the exciting world of building a gift recommender app using the power of Large Language Models (LLMs) and Streamlit, a Python library for creating beautiful and interactive data apps. The Spark of an Idea: Imagine a user-friendly web app where you choose a few simple details – recipient’s age, gender, occasion, and budget – and voila!
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GDPR and your Google adsense account

By My Ultimate Guide For Everything |  Jan 6, 2024  | gdpr, google-adsense, consent-management, user-privacy, online-advertising, website-policy, data-protection, transparency
Navigating the Maze: GDPR and Your Google AdSense Account As a publisher monetizing your website with Google AdSense, navigating the ever-evolving world of online advertising regulations can feel like a daunting task. One particularly prominent hurdle is the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a European Union law designed to protect user privacy. What is GDPR? In a nutshell, GDPR empowers individuals within the European Economic Area (EEA) with greater control over their personal data.
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Wordpress https support

By My Ultimate Guide For Everything |  Dec 29, 2023  | wordpress, aws, https
Securing your website with HTTPS is crucial for protecting user data, boosting SEO, and building trust. If you’re using WordPress on AWS, here’s a guide to smoothly enable HTTPS support: Update WordPress Site URL: Access your WordPress admin dashboard. Navigate to Settings > General. In the WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) fields, add https://www to the beginning of your URLs. Click Save Changes. Create AWS Entry for HTTP to HTTPS Redirection: Log in to your AWS Management Console.
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Streamlit SEO Best Practices

By My Ultimate Guide For Everything |  Nov 4, 2023  | streamlit, seo, search-engine-optimization, google-analytics
Read our previous post to learn how to deploy your Streamlit website in your custom sub domain free of charge (assuming you already own a live domain). Streamlit is a popular Python framework for building and deploying web applications. It makes it easy to create interactive UIs with data visualization and machine learning capabilities. Although Streamlit makes website building easy, you need to know how to set your page metadata to make your pages more discoverable by search engines.
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Deploy streamlit app on sub domain for free

By My Ultimate Guide For Everything |  Nov 3, 2023  | streamlit-app, haproxy, subdomain, aws, route-53
Streamlit is a popular Python framework for building and deploying web applications. It makes it easy to create interactive UIs with data visualization and machine learning capabilities. If you have implemented an application/website with streamlit you might be wondering how I can deploy my app online so that others can access and use it. Streamlit provides neat and easy functionality to deploy your app to a default domain. However, if you want to deploy your app to your own custom domain you may need some additional work.
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Host Multiple Domains Served by haproxy on One EC2 Server

By My Ultimate Guide For Everything |  Jun 28, 2023  | ec2, aws, httpd, virtual-host, ubuntu, haproxy, wordpress, hugo
In the previous post, we explained how to serve multiple domains on one server using apache http server virtual host. In this post we explain the same concept except we will be using haproxy for load balancing and https support. How each domain is served really does not matter here but in my case I’m hosting two websites one served by hugo on 8080 port and another served by wordpress on port 8082.
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