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Vibe coded a mac app using @GlazeApp at @Raycast x @Vercel Builders Night (see demo in video) Shipped something I’ll actually use, met Thomas Paul Mann & Pedro Duarte irl, bumped into Guillermo Rauch, and got reminded that SF is still ridiculously dense with people building the internet!

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Mars 🌿

19,848 просмотров • 10 дней назад

Google Veo 3 is actually INSANE. I spent $300 yesterday generating videos, and I made this video on how to use it to grow your business or Vibe Coded apps. Part 1: - What can you create with Veo 3 - What are the most Viral use cases for Veo 3 Part 2: - Making UGC videos with Veo 3 + real product footage. - How to use AI agents to edit these videos (Descript) I'm Including the slide deck that's in this video below! Time Stamps: 00:00 Intro 00:48 Veo Prompt Analysis 03:46 Man / Woman on the Street 05:11 Viral Veo Videos on the internet 07:44 How I think people will use VEO 3 to grow their apps 08:43 Descript 09:53 Let's create a composition Manually 15:59 Using Suno for adding background music 18:40 Using the Descript Agent
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Google Veo 3 is actually INSANE. I spent $300 yesterday generating videos, and I made this video on how to use it to grow your business or Vibe Coded apps. Part 1: - What can you create with Veo 3 - What are the most Viral use cases for Veo 3 Part 2: - Making UGC videos with Veo 3 + real product footage. - How to use AI agents to edit these videos (Descript) I'm Including the slide deck that's in this video below! Time Stamps: 00:00 Intro 00:48 Veo Prompt Analysis 03:46 Man / Woman on the Street 05:11 Viral Veo Videos on the internet 07:44 How I think people will use VEO 3 to grow their apps 08:43 Descript 09:53 Let's create a composition Manually 15:59 Using Suno for adding background music 18:40 Using the Descript Agent

Riley Brown

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