Damus translation service requests are authenticated by nostr notes. This is a simple way to make authenticated requests, no api keys needed.
$ curl -d @<(nostril --sec $jb55sec --content '{"source":"JA","target":"EN","q":"こんにちはwill"}') https://api.damus.io/translate
{"text":"Hi will"}
It also caches translation results: translation_id = sha2(q+source+target)
So they can be looked up again without calling deepl.
This is all open source as well if you want to make your own caching deepl translator:
Can this same thing be done for videos?
Like if there’s a DVM for translating videos, could this same principle be applied to distribute the dubbed audio in the user’s language?
Video dubbing would be too cost prohibitive otherwise if every user had to pay for each video.
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