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Re: Show HN: A store that generates products from anything you type in search

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Hey! Honestly didn't expect this to hit the HN top, I've already maxed out all my token limits! If you enjoyed wasting time here, there's a Buy Me A Coffee link in the footer. Thanks for the incredible response! This is why I really love building weird useless stuff for the internet. UPD: You guys are incredibly creative! 15000 products generated and counting. I'm laughing reading all this absurd stuff and crying at…

We should thank you for the laughs! Re: costs - put some ads on the page, problem solved :-P

Re: Show HN: A store that generates products from anything you type in search

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post #290

I am not sure if it is written on the site, but can you tell us how you can generate images this fast and for free? I can't imagine this fast image generation is free, especially when it is scaled this large to let people play with it.

It's not free, unfortunately, next month I have some amazing bills waiting for me :) Thanks Cloudflare for the amazing speed

Have you tried puter.js? They have something called User Pays Model: https://docs.puter.com/user-pays-model/

Re: Show HN: A store that generates products from anything you type in search

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post #25

Hey! Honestly didn't expect this to hit the HN top, I've already maxed out all my token limits! If you enjoyed wasting time here, there's a Buy Me A Coffee link in the footer. Thanks for the incredible response! This is why I really love building weird useless stuff for the internet. UPD: You guys are incredibly creative! 15000 products generated and counting. I'm laughing reading all this absurd stuff and crying at…

Are products cached? If so, can you share a few of your favorites for us who are otherwise just hammering above the token limit?

Try the “best sellers” or new arrivals: https://anycrap.shop/best

Re: Show HN: A store that generates products from anything you type in search

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post #258

Earlier quoted context omitted.

> I've already maxed out all my token limits Now I’m curious to know if the product description for this item is due to no tokens left or if it made the LLM refuse to generate description: https://anycrap.shop/product/covid-19 The description reads: > I cannot generate content related to Covid-19. Can I help you with anything else? Which sounds like the LLM refused. For funsies I asked ChatGPT 5 to generate a descrip…

The model used to generate product descriptions is llama-3.2-11b-vision-instruct. There are a lot of built-in limitations, and I can't do much with it. It's not perfect with current prompts and setup, sometimes it can refuse to generate a description, sometimes it regenerates it after a few tries. Check it out, I regenerated Covid-19 text

What are you using for image generation? It works faster than anything I've seen

Re: Show HN: A store that generates products from anything you type in search

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post #25

Hey! Honestly didn't expect this to hit the HN top, I've already maxed out all my token limits! If you enjoyed wasting time here, there's a Buy Me A Coffee link in the footer. Thanks for the incredible response! This is why I really love building weird useless stuff for the internet. UPD: You guys are incredibly creative! 15000 products generated and counting. I'm laughing reading all this absurd stuff and crying at…

I wonder if including a counter showing "your N items used $x.xx of compute resources to generate" would result in higher or dramatically higher usage.

Dramatically higher if the Claude Code usage leaderboards (and others in the same vein) are any indication. It becomes a game for some subset of your user community.

https://www.claudecount.com/

Re: Show HN: A store that generates products from anything you type in search

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post #273

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Do you see an "artistic expression" exception in the law I cite? Because the Secret Service doesn't: https://thehill.com/blogs/in-the-know/in-the-know/420406-kat... If you think that concept applies in this case, you'd best stay away from this topic entirely before you get yourself in a lot of trouble. Again, this is a public service announcement. Not an endorsement, a celebration, a denunciation, a political stateme…

It would have to go before a court. I think it wouldn't be too hard to convince a jury (or judge) that a head-in-a-basket AI art + description is expression (first amendment) and not a threat Edit: your first link is a genuine threat. the second one is a picture of someone holding a photo-realistic, mangled head. The head-in-a-basket is neither

You should stay away from this, in case you haven't figured it out. You're not even in the ballpark of a correct understanding of this situation. Better to just think you could argue your way out of this with a deficient understanding of the law than to put it to the test and find out how wrong you are in a courtroom.
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