@tolik12308 Claiming nobody's heard of them while showing Claude's logo? That's a branding disconnect. What's the actual story behind Source Foundry's identity?
@salesforce Internal testing catches bugs, but it can't catch the gap between how you use your product and how a new customer does. What's the most surprising thing a real user did that your own team never anticipated?
@thdxr Thin standards that just punt to extensions are like brand guidelines with no actual system-avoid the real work. What would make it substantive?
@Junioryu136689 Virtual tissues are cool, but the real value is in the connection to patient outcomes. Most models stop at patterns. This one seems to bridge that gap. How do you validate the links?
Good Wednesday morning everyone, happy mid-week day!
Created this with Pollo AI, so far my experience with the platform is great. I was happy with the agent as it was able to create the Top and bottom comparison video easily and add both the model watermarks as well. Also just using the regular tool for quick videos was efficient and without error. It includes plenty of models to mess around with.
Both great models Seedance 2.0 and MiniMax H3. I used the same prompt on both of them to get the comparison and only created one video of each to show if it would give great quality from the start.
The comparison video is just to show visuals together as it plays. Notice the differences in the lighting and colors between each video. Also Seedance put a weird skid plate under the shoe in the close-up.
I put in the prompt to have a "Pineapple" logo added to the shirt. Seedance had both text and a picture of a pineapple and MiniMax just added text. Seedance was also more designer with the clothes.
The buildings also looked better in Seedance and the reflections in the street showed well.
If I was gonna do a professional video I want to make sure quality is priority and so I would choose Seedance 2.0 to create that video but it comes with a higher cost. If I was on a budget where I would have to stick to a certain amount I would say MiniMax H3 would be close enough with some extra tweaking. @itsPolloAI
claude opus 5 + hermes scans thousands of warehouse roofs and finds the ones sitting empty in full sun. then it mails the owner a postcard with the array rendered onto their own roof
here's the system you can sell to solar businesses:
- pulls every warehouse and retail building in the metro
- keeps the flat roofs over 3,000 m². 4.46 million m² of deck
- measures each one off google's satellite data
- subtracts rooflights, plant and parapet setbacks
- reads google's flux layer for real kWh on that exact roof
- renders the panels into the owner's own satellite image
- postcard reads: "46,693 m² of your roof can carry panels"
- QR opens a yield report with a site visit link
every install is $800k to $5M, one close covers a year of retainers.
reply "SOLAR" + RT and i'll send you a free guide so you can build this too (must be following so i can DM you)