The prices are listed as crypto currencies, so the payments are on a blockchain. Is the artwork itself sold as a kind of NFT on a blockchain as well? If so, what data is actually stored on the blockchain? The parameters that created the image?
That's a great question - these are sold as NFTs, and I think you only get the art, not the input parameters used to generate the art. I really like that idea though
Speech MCP Server - uses Kokoro TTS under the hood to give your LLM the ability to speak. I use it to have Cursor agents notify me when long running tasks are complete.
I've been working on a free, in-browser "pre" video editor. Upload your clip, use a transcript interface to cut it down to the takes and salient bits you want to keep, then export your cuts to FCP or Resolve to complete your editing. This tool saves me about 25-30% of my editing time.
Uses transformers.js & WebGPU for running transcription, so it's pretty fast. It's still a bit rough around the edges, so I'm looking for feedback.
I think this might be really cool, but when I tried clicking "playback actions" (unclear that this button means "play" and won't just take me to a list of actions) there was no sound.
Very cool! I'm very impressed that Twitter hasn't detected your selenium usage, it seems like they're really trying to push people towards their paid API.
I made a similar tool, except it's a browser extension that lets you download threads as markdown (then it's up to you to dump them into a DB or train a model on them or whatever), I'd love to get your feedback
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/thread-to-markdown/... (firefox version also available)
Selenium usage is similar to browsing patterns of real person. (I hope they don't ban my account, if they see this)
Your extension somehow crashed on my system while downloading a thread(i couldn't see download button), I was able to get 1 md file downloaded though and I'd say it does it's job nicely, in the highest manner.
Feature Request: Make download button compatible with Dark Mode(currently it stands out loud)
I'd use it somewhere in Github or Dev.to where there is support for MD, though I'm opening it using VS Code which doesn't has direct MD support. Or I'd like to archive it for some reason.
I've been working on a free, in-browser "pre" video editor. Upload your clip, use a transcript interface to cut it down to the takes and salient bits you want to keep, then export your cuts to FCP or Resolve to complete your editing. This tool saves me about 25-30% of my editing time.
Uses transformers.js & WebGPU for running transcription, so it's pretty fast. It's still a bit rough around the edges, so I'm looking for feedback.
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