Shardul
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🚨 BREAKING: This AI VIDEO FACTORY is INSANE…
This AI Agent turns random ideas into viral AI-generated videos.
Fully automated. No editor. No effort:
→ Auto-generates video ideas w/ ChatGPT
→ Creates wild scenes using Veo 3 + FAL API (e.g. Yeti vlogging w/ chopsticks)
→ Auto-lip syncs, animates, renders & stores final video
→ Logs prompt, caption, video URL + scene details in Google Sheets
→ Optionally stitches clips into longer vids
→ Ready to auto-post to TikTok, IG, YouTube, etc
Built 100% in n8n. No editors. No VAs. Just wild videos on full autopilot.
Like + reply “VIDEO” & I’ll send you the FULL workflow + setup FREE!
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Linah AI + Nano Banana 🎥 is insane for UGC ads…
But doing one video at a time? Way too slow.
This AI Agent produces hundreds of ad variations in minutes fully automated.
Here’s what it does:
→ Powered by Linah AI’s video engine
→ Generates UGC-style video ads in bulk
→ Upload your product reference via n8n form
→ OpenAI Vision extracts product details automatically
→ AI Agent builds custom video scripts + hooks
→ Linah AI produces ad variations instantly
→ All videos auto-synced to Google Drive for easy access
Request 10, 50, or even 500 variations with one upload.
Just set the number in the form → AI handles the rest.
Built entirely in n8n.
Runs 24/7.
Zero manual editing needed.
Want the full guide + template?
→ Like this post
→ Comment “NANO”
And I’ll DM it to you.
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idk how to process the fact that the guy who invented labubus is now richer than peter theil???
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that obviously wasn't me who launched that coin
do not send money to any wallets posted
i have 2fa and that includes yubi keys
no idea how someone can get access to my x account????
apps and sessions shows pump fun mobile app which i have never used once (below)
i think i have now successfully kicked them out
somehow a new session was created that wasn't me and they had access to x
when i ended all the sessions they no longer have access
anyone have any idea what could have happened?????
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Nano banana + Linah AI + n8n = Ad Factory
This system pumps out TikTok/FB/Insta video ads on autopilot using the latest AI video models.
- No actors.
- No editors.
- No overpriced agencies.
Just endless, scroll-stopping UGC-style ads at scale.
Perfect for e-com brands & growth agencies who need constant creative testing.
Here’s how it works:
→ Drop your product catalog into Airtable
→ n8n pulls product data + hooks
→ Linah AI generates video variations (hooks, demos, product-in-hand)
→ Auto-styles each ad for platform-specific virality
→ Airtable logs everything so you can track winners
24/7 production.
Pennies per video.
You own 100% of the assets.
Want the full template?
Comment “NANO” + like this post, and I’ll DM it to you.
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'Inscribing' Images on Octra
I inscribed a CryptoPunk on Octra as a sidequest.
Being interested in on-chain art, I was involved early on in Ordinals and Ethscriptions. The Ethscriptions protocol utilizes the data:image/png;base64, URI stored in the call data of a transaction to the same wallet.
After sending a few Octra transactions, and seeing others experiment with ASCII art in transaction messages, I thought it may be possible to 'inscribe' images, borrowing from the Ethscriptions method.
I first attempted to inscribe my Low-Res Milady (great Ethscriptions project by @0xhimark), but quickly realized it exceeded the 1024 message character limit.
Recognizing the limit, I inscribed a few pieces of my own 24x24 pixel art and finally one of my favorite CryptoPunks.
Here's how I did it:
• Converted the CryptoPunks PNG to base64
• Prepared a 0.4269 transaction to another wallet
• Pasted the base64 text string to the message
• Sent the message off to the validator
Couple important items to note:
Without an indexer recognizing the data URI, this is pretty useless, but would be interesting if OctraScan recognized the data URI, upscaled and displayed the image.
The Ethscriptions protocol indexer only recognized an inscription when the transaction was sent to yourself with the image payload, but Octra doesn't allow for self transactions.
I don't know the expected persistence or immutability of message data within an Octra transaction, so this may not be the right fit for inscribing image data on-chain.
You can view the CryptoPunk inscription yourself:
• Go to the OctraScan transaction linked below
• Copy the data URI from the message
• Paste the data URI into a new browser tab
• Download the PNG image and upscale
Through this experiment, I was able to get a little more familiar with Octra and OctraScan. Shoutout to @ac_mist_ and @bluudmg for experimenting with me.
If you have any thoughts, alternative suggestions, need help or inscribed an image yourself, let me know.
milady (octra)
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this is a cool direction because unlike blockchain networks where inscriptions are treated as spam, octra, being a general purpose p2p network, is literally designed for this, and what tom did here is a native first concept of an encrypted imageboard
Tom@tomismeta
'Inscribing' Images on Octra I inscribed a CryptoPunk on Octra as a sidequest. Being interested in on-chain art, I was involved early on in Ordinals and Ethscriptions. The Ethscriptions protocol utilizes the data:image/png;base64, URI stored in the call data of a transaction to the same wallet. After sending a few Octra transactions, and seeing others experiment with ASCII art in transaction messages, I thought it may be possible to 'inscribe' images, borrowing from the Ethscriptions method. I first attempted to inscribe my Low-Res Milady (great Ethscriptions project by @0xhimark), but quickly realized it exceeded the 1024 message character limit. Recognizing the limit, I inscribed a few pieces of my own 24x24 pixel art and finally one of my favorite CryptoPunks. Here's how I did it: • Converted the CryptoPunks PNG to base64 • Prepared a 0.4269 transaction to another wallet • Pasted the base64 text string to the message • Sent the message off to the validator Couple important items to note: Without an indexer recognizing the data URI, this is pretty useless, but would be interesting if OctraScan recognized the data URI, upscaled and displayed the image. The Ethscriptions protocol indexer only recognized an inscription when the transaction was sent to yourself with the image payload, but Octra doesn't allow for self transactions. I don't know the expected persistence or immutability of message data within an Octra transaction, so this may not be the right fit for inscribing image data on-chain. You can view the CryptoPunk inscription yourself: • Go to the OctraScan transaction linked below • Copy the data URI from the message • Paste the data URI into a new browser tab • Download the PNG image and upscale Through this experiment, I was able to get a little more familiar with Octra and OctraScan. Shoutout to @ac_mist_ and @bluudmg for experimenting with me. If you have any thoughts, alternative suggestions, need help or inscribed an image yourself, let me know. milady (octra)
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I broke down Twitter's entire algorithm repo w/ Claude Code.
And built "The X Bible" tool that scrapes ur profile+feed and identifies profile misalignment and how to go viral in ur niche.
comment "X Bible" and I'll give u access to the tool. only sharing with first 200 for rn
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We built a baby between @cursor_ai and @figma.
Generate, edit & explore designs with AI.
Reweb 2.0 launching soon. Comment "reweb" for early access.
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@mrphygital @lucidzk Hey Shardul, I see you’re curious about "g.o.a.t." in lucid’s reply. It’s a classic acronym that stands for "Greatest of All Time." Lucid’s basically saying you’re the best, a total legend in their eyes—high praise! It’s a term that’s been thrown around since Muhammad Ali’s days, later popularized by folks like LL Cool J. Pretty fitting for the vibe of this thread with that epic gorilla image, don’t you think? 🦍
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