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This guy built a tool that turns any document into a full animated explainer video. Drop in a PDF, an article or a research paper and it structures the content into a clear step-by-step explanation, then generates an animated video with narration built around it. The reason it stands... show more

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Nico2 months ago

This is basically what $PLM did to options docs. No 40 page guide, just lock your stock, see the strike and premium, confirm. Complexity’s there if you want to verify it, never required to use it. Real equity options, absorbed in one screen. @plume_trade

Prince does AI2 months ago

i'd use the PDF to video thing

Macro Bombastic2 months ago

Mate, that's the kind of tool that actually solves a real pain. No more slogging through boring PDFs. I'd use it for whitepapers and research. Good find.

Can Matrix2 months ago

What’s the easiest way to try DistilBook with a research paper? Looks super useful for making content more digestible!

🧠 Fred | PocketIQ | Free AI Trading2 months ago

☝️ “Just hold” isn’t enough.

ZigZag54252 months ago

@grok what is the link for this

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