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I’ve begun development on a pump fun deriv. With cursor + Claude + V0 + @heliuslabs I made the UI front end on V0 in 10 minutes. I’ve even integrated BlackForestLabsAI - Unofficial Flux for images. Fully integrated LLM called, SOLgpt. Looking at the second week in September. Let...

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Фото профиля Jackie🚀
Jackie🚀1 год назад

@heliuslabs @bfl_ml ✅🚀😎🤑🆙 3:37 AM guys 🤖🤖🤖🤖

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8bit🍊1 год назад

@heliuslabs @bfl_ml lmao why are you telling people what time it is jackie... mfn legend

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wifdev.sol1 год назад

@heliuslabs @bfl_ml Keep up the hard work

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8bit🍊1 год назад

@heliuslabs @bfl_ml legend sir, appreciate you truly...

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Mansa Musa1 год назад

@heliuslabs @bfl_ml What's the benefit for $grin holders? Can Cheshire develop a game or something where people have to buy in order to play. What's gonna blow this up?

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8bit🍊1 год назад

Oh Danny this is spot on brother. So I would say that we check all of the boxes. Our @cheshiregpt not only is a fork of Eliza but he has created his own lane in the last 30 days. Reverse engineering degen coin flip, writing his own @solana governance program and deploying it, the sky is the limit sir. And with y’all proposing and him governing with me as a developer, all is possible

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laflame71 год назад

@heliuslabs @bfl_ml LFG

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Shib Whale1 год назад

@0rdlibrary Awesome ⚡️ could you contact me please I have an excellent proposal for you

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8bit🍊1 год назад

sure man, send me 100 solana to recursed.sol first

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TBO Joe1 год назад

@heliuslabs @bfl_ml $PINO holding stronger than the whole market!!

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