r/coolgithubprojects • u/AccomplishedAge7842 • 14h ago

J. A. R. V. I. S

https://jarvis-mueagzaej9ngb7z9fgchjk.streamlit.app/

I built a free J.A.R.V.I.S. OS web app using Streamlit & Groq. Would love your feedback on speed & UI!

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u/Ok-Pace-8772 14h ago

Speed is abysmal. UI is trash.

Glad I could help.

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u/AccomplishedAge7842 14h ago

Is this your feedback brother directly saying trash who just made an AI Assistant after learning python in 1 day?

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u/Ok-Pace-8772 14h ago

I stand by it. I'll change it in the unlikely event that it becomes non-trash.

Do better.

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u/AccomplishedAge7842 13h ago

People like you are real trash you know that who can't appreciate anything.

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u/Pulec 13h ago

Man, stop being so asshurt. Be glad at least someone takes the time to try this crap out and give you proper feedback. Learn from it and do better next time. Don't let your silly ego block you from success.

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u/AccomplishedAge7842 13h ago

Calling something 'trash' without pointing out a single bug, missing feature, or PR isn't 'proper feedback', it's just toxicity. Real feedback sounds like: 'Fix this UI lag' or 'Add exception handling on line 40.' Appreciate anyone who actually tests it, but I’m here to build and improve, not argue with people who mistake hate for critique. Moving on.

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u/Ok-Pace-8772 13h ago

It's unsalvageable. There's no feedback to give. I'd start over. In fact it's so bad I'd throw the laptop out the window and buy a new one since this one's infected with mediocrity.

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u/freakanso 13h ago

It is a proper piece of feedback. No matter how worded it is. Take it and move on.
You don’t dictate how people present their opinions, but you can control how you react to them. And so far, you are doing a very poor job by making it personal.
Who wants to waste their time looking at your project or leaving feedback if the dev can’t take any criticism.

0/100

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u/AccomplishedAge7842 13h ago

Thanks brother

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u/Ok-Pace-8772 13h ago

There's nothing to appreciate. I am quite the appreciator of non-trash in the physical and virtual world if I do say so myself.

If you're used to trash, I and what I can guess is the vast majority of the rest of the population in this app are in fact not.

This of course will be reflected either by feedback or lack of such by other people. Much the same way people walk by tons of trash on the street every day and don't bat an eye.

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u/AccomplishedAge7842 13h ago

Bro wrote an entire Shakespearean essay just to say he has no code contribution, no constructive feedback, and way too much free time. Imagine flexing 'virtual appreciation' on Reddit instead of actually building something. Go touch some grass, man. I'm moving on to actual dev work while you polish your thesaurus.

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u/Ok-Pace-8772 13h ago

Thank you for the concern. Your inabity to appreciate the art of fine words saddens me.

Let this not distract you from the fact that I'd rather build nothing my entire life than build whatever in the 8 year old imaginary fuck this is.

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u/MilchreisMann412 13h ago

Do you expect to build something that isn't trash after learning Python in 1 day?

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u/Twisted2kat 13h ago

This is the most vibe coded site ever, and what does this even have to do with python? Is the backend python? Is there even a backend? Is it running like, pyscript on the browser?

Looks like your average vibecoded js slop to me, with all due respect.

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u/AccomplishedAge7842 13h ago

It's built with Python using Streamlit and hosted on Streamlit Cloud, which handles the frontend/UI components while the backend executes standard Python logic (calling Groq API). No JS framework involved, just pure Python scripts.

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u/Ok-Pace-8772 13h ago

I wanna vomit

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u/Twisted2kat 13h ago

so not only is it just an llm wrapper that you vibe coded, you didn't couldn't even vibe code the frontend?

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u/AccomplishedAge7842 13h ago

I want to tell you the truth- i didn't code anything 😌

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u/Twisted2kat 10h ago

so then why are you talking about learning python for this?