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shotstudio is one of the best screenshot & basic infographic editors i’ve used.
the “surprise me” feature is great for people unsure what direction to take. 9/10 imo. made this art myself btw.
however, exporting downloads a blank neon image. fix this bug. @klein_more88816
unfortunately @kling_ai free credits are too limited for me to do proper or deep testing and video generation model eats up free credits quickly according to my experience
i tested @kling_ai according to testdrive requirements.
i fed it this photo and this prompt and this was the result below
it failed to preserve the look of the car from the prompt even when i retried
honestly, testdrive has been really good so far.
i get why some people are skeptical, but being able to join, write a review and publish to x in one place makes the process simple.
btw this a rewarded test drive from @testdriveso. test track
tested @AgentsyReport on nue memory.
bug? there isn’t any imo. ai barely surfaced us and our site got 0 citations out of 12 answers and it’s our site problem.
i liked dat it showed actual responses & competitor sources and made us understood what was lacking
one thing has remained constant in our journey building :/rr, and it's a main driving force behind everything we do-
human capital is crypto's most unworked and undervalued asset. every builder, creator, distributor, or operator carries a body of proof that should compound, travel with them, and speak for them long after the project they built is gone, which, in crypto's case, is very often.
but a sad truth about situations like this is that for every role being dissolved due to these shutdowns, ways of life are lost, and skills and experiences deteriorate mainly because there are no re-routing models of any form into existing opportunities for the thousands of talents who are now out of jobs.
this is why crypto's human capital needs a lot of work: behind 82 protocols are devs who shipped, designers who built brands, mods who held communities, BDs who closed deals, and writers who created narratives.
those works shouldn't be flattened because the roles are gone- they're data and valuable assets for these talents; at least we're making it so...
this is the sole idea :/rr is being built on: your work, wherever it is, whatever it is, has the potential to recurringly guarantee you opportunities that lead to a stable career in a space where human capital becomes as tradable, trackable, valuable, and transmissible as financial capital.
that vision is clear for us, and we can't wait to deliver.
new test: tested drama 3 by @FishAudio with emotional extremes and two person dialogue.
emotional delivery impressed me, but both male and female characters used the same male voice despite explicit directions.
great expression, but distinct speaker identities need work. 🫶












