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a single reference sheet is doing most of the work here i used the prompts shown in this article to generate this WW2 template using Calliope's new Medium video quality (~4 times cheaper than frontier models!) generated the script generated the audio received that sheet automatically then the model...

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Sergio Gil

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outsidervor 15 Tagen

pretty sweet ngl

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Sergio Gilvor 15 Tagen

it’s an amazing model for it price

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4 times cheaper than frontier models? i'd still mess up the prompt and get a ww2 cat sheet somehow.

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