Ahhh this is exactly what I'm looking for! I don't see any pricing on any pages. Would love to know how much this costs (I don't know what 455 diamonds is worth) as there's a few sprites that I'd love to animate and use in my app.
Not a fan of signing up before seeing how much I'd have to pay. The examples look great though.
Prices are about to drop dramatically. Many of the models dropped >80% in price since initial launch. Any time I have a reduction in cost, I pass the savings directly on to users.
Not sure if you just added this in or I overlooked it, but exactly the kind of transparency I love. Will give this a try.
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EDIT - Did an image generation using the OpenAI 4o model, then ran through the lowest quality animation. This is awesome and first pass is very strong and usable (around 100 diamonds used).
I look forward to seeing prices drop more and the asset pack area fill up. Keep going man, really awesome stuff.
I've tried making game tiles and sprites with Craiyon, which works surprisingly well now. But I always struggle with consistent style, scale, colors. And if I want a border around buttons, it's better if I make it once and apply it myself in photoshop, because the AI will change it slightly every time I ask for a change to the sprite contents.
Basic human decency says your workplace environment should be chill enough to let you take breaks as you, yourself, dictate. If you're underperforming because of it, you're fired. Enforcing a rule as you claim strips the employee of what little respect they have left. To be honest, your suggestion is sickening to me.
Highly skilled jobs can absolutely be 'perform or be fired', because you're paying for a person's ability to do a specialized thing, and there's usually only so much specialized work to be done.
But there are also a lot of 'we need bodies at a low cost' jobs.
And those latter jobs run on work_output : labor_cost, which can always be maximized by making fewer workers do more.
(Consequently, why the real goal for people studying / graduating in the modern economy should be to find a way to get into the former jobs...)
Yes, and this dichotomy has been analyzed by political and economic theorists for centuries and everyone except autocrats and slave owners has agreed that the conditions surrounding the "work_output : labor_cost" jobs you describe are a huge miscarriage of justice and ought to be discarded with the past. Whether that is predicted to occur via bloody revolution or capitalist accelerationism is a matter of your particular economic and philosophical taste. But every ethical human being says we shouldn't treat people like that.
If, in the generated notes, you could link back to the original source (timestamp in video, slide number, etc.), I would use this all the time. I love LLMs but when extreme precision matters, like when studying for tests, I would love to be able to quickly reference the original source to verify the information myself.
Thanks! I actually had the same problem. The source linking is actually already there - just implemented a bit differently by directly inlining source images at relevant points:
For videos: Screenshots are timestamped in the filename as (frame_00-12-45.jpg)
For PDFs: Page numbers are preserved in the filename as (page_15.jpg)
The "verify as you study" use case is exactly what I built this for. I wanted the AI-enhanced explanations but still needed to double-check against source material during exam prep. The screenshot integration was designed to make that workflow natural instead of bouncing between 2 files.
That said, I could make this more explicit - maybe add the timestamps/page numbers as clickable links in the markdown itself. Would that be more useful than the current inline image approach? It will break if original file is moved.
ReLU, commonly used in neural networks, is not differentiable at zero but it's still able to be approximated by expressions that are efficiently FHE-evaluable. You don't truly care about differentiability here, if you're being pedantic.
Very insightful comment, though. LLMs run under FHE (or just fully local LLMs) are a great step forwards for mankind. Everyone should have the right to interact with LLMs privately. That is an ideal to strive for.
Tangentially related — sending everyone in a company a slightly different document can help catch the person leaking confidential documents to the press.
Smart contracts are deprecated all the time and you can even recoup the Solana you posted as rent to upload the smart contract initially.
Think about it this way: 99% of these protocols are DeFi related. In all of those protocols, you ultimately have makers and takers, regardless of whether the protocol is literally an orderbook or an AMM (automated market maker) or something else entirely. The point is, you have two sides: someone making and someone taking. But blockchains, even the fastest ones, are still multiple orders of magnitude slower than TradFi. We're talking milliseconds vs nanoseconds. Remember, there's three orders of magnitude of microseconds between the two also. Anyways, it's basically impossible to update your quotes fast enough as a market maker on a blockchain to not get picked off. It's hard enough to do this in TradFi nanosecond land, let alone on chain. Yes, there are differences. Yes, it's nuanced. But market making on chain is fundamentally very hard and 99.9% of people who try, fail, or they "succeed" but eventually realize they would've made more by just bagholding the collateral they posted to make markets. So the liquidity (market makers) in all of these protocols eventually dries up. At which point the protocol is useless because no taker can come and trade. At which point the protocol is abandoned. At which point, if deployed immutably (this is the only truly trustless way), there's nothing you can do. If NOT deployed immutably, you can just close the program and recoup the money, could be thousands of dollars, you posted as rent to upload it in the first place.
You can absolutely "delete" a protocol if you own the Solana program.
It's not deleted in the sense that all of its history is still on the blockchain. But it is deleted in the sense that the account storing the Solana program no longer exists / is empty and you cannot interact with it. In fact, if you haven't immutably deployed a Solana program, you are heavily incentivized to delete it if it is unused, because then you can recoup the Solana you posted as rent to upload the program in the first place.
I watched a locksmith pick someone's apartment door in 10 seconds and then charge them $80. Then everyone commented on how easy it looked and the locksmith was very friendly about it.
Create video game sprites and animations via prompts.
Pretty excited because I've started to get high volume, repeat customers.
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