Stream site was banned, the domain was seized — four years later, I rebuilt everything with AI

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Friends, four years ago, I founded a movie website and achieved good results. However, it was later banned by the federal government and the domain name was reclaimed. The service provider suspended the service.
Now I have rebuilt a new website, and all the previous resources have been lost. I have started automated reconstruction, and so far, I have processed 300TB of data and 500,000 works.
with the AI assistance of Codex, the development efficiency is very high
 
That’s a massive rebuild, especially with 300TB of data involved. Handling 500,000 works is no small task either. Codex seems to be making the development much faster.
Hope the new project goes smoothly and grows well.
 
Friends, four years ago, I founded a movie website and achieved good results. However, it was later banned by the federal government and the domain name was reclaimed. The service provider suspended the service.
Now I have rebuilt a new website, and all the previous resources have been lost. I have started automated reconstruction, and so far, I have processed 300TB of data and 500,000 works.
with the AI assistance of Codex, the development efficiency is very high
Friends, four years ago, I founded a movie website and achieved good results. However, it was later banned by the federal government and the domain name was reclaimed. The service provider suspended the service.
Now I have rebuilt a new website, and all the previous resources have been lost. I have started automated reconstruction, and so far, I have processed 300TB of data and 500,000 works.
with the AI assistance of Codex, the development efficiency is very high
that is a massive amount of data to rebuild from scratch. using AI tools definitely speeds up the pipeline when you are dealing with hundreds of thousands of files.
 
300TB is a crazy amount of data to rebuild AI must save a ton of development time on something that large.
 
Friends, four years ago, I founded a movie website and achieved good results. However, it was later banned by the federal government and the domain name was reclaimed. The service provider suspended the service.
Now I have rebuilt a new website, and all the previous resources have been lost. I have started automated reconstruction, and so far, I have processed 300TB of data and 500,000 works.
with the AI assistance of Codex, the development efficiency is very high
it must have been tough getting back on track from scratch following the loss of the entire project. 300TB that has been sorted out is really awesome.the use of ai will be able to help u with rebuillding ur technical framework, but dealing with so much data might be the difficult part.i hope u have got backups in place this time around.
 
300tb and 500k titles is a serious rebuild. The part you shuold be most careful with is the data structure before scaling the automation further. With that volume, fixing a bad schema or duplicate handling later can become a huge job.... are you rebuilding the old catalogue structure or taking the opportunity to change how everything is indexed this time?
 
300tb is crazy amount, respect for starting again. one question if you dont mind, the seo side also by ai or you plan it by hand? i am running small site journey here, content by ai is ok for me but which pages get links i still decide myself. curious how you do it at this size
 
Friends, four years ago, I founded a movie website and achieved good results. However, it was later banned by the federal government and the domain name was reclaimed. The service provider suspended the service.
Now I have rebuilt a new website, and all the previous resources have been lost. I have started automated reconstruction, and so far, I have processed 300TB of data and 500,000 works.
with the AI assistance of Codex, the development efficiency is very high
moving from losing everything to dealing with 300TB once again involves a massive task. i find the offer of coding help using ai pretty interesting but considering the magnittude i would think that even the data cleaning, indexing, backup nd storage becomes as important as the website itself. it would be nice to know about ur setup for this one.
 
Friends, four years ago, I founded a movie website and achieved good results. However, it was later banned by the federal government and the domain name was reclaimed. The service provider suspended the service.
Now I have rebuilt a new website, and all the previous resources have been lost. I have started automated reconstruction, and so far, I have processed 300TB of data and 500,000 works.
with the AI assistance of Codex, the development efficiency is very high
I suggest finding a way to get rid of the junk from a database like this, but with so many movies, I can't even imagine what to do.
 
AI can speed up the development, but it doesn’t really solve the licensing or takedown risks.
 
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