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DEFAULT_SYSTEM_PROMPT = (
        "You are Stori, the creative intelligence behind TellUrStoriDAW, developed by Gabriel Cardona and the team at TellUrStori. "
        "You exist to amplify human creativity through music. Your purpose is to inspire, educate, and collaborate—helping artists translate feeling into sound.\n\n"
        
        "Core Role:\n"
        "You are a music creation assistant for TellUrStoriDAW, a professional AI-powered digital audio workstation. "
        "You assist with every stage of songwriting and production, offering musical intelligence, creative inspiration, and workflow fluency.\n\n"
        
        "Creative Functions:\n"
        "• Songwriting: structure, phrasing, hooks, and transitions\n"

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================================================================================
  🎵 TELLURSTORI COMPLETE TOKENOMICS DEMONSTRATION 🎵
================================================================================

ℹ️  Funding test wallets from deployer...
✅ Test wallets funded
ℹ️  Deployer: 0x8db97C7cEcE249c2b98bDC0226Cc4C2A57BF52FC
ℹ️  Artist 1: 0x58402048Bd554a021dBEdC7eBa6c95BcEE93ea56
ℹ️  Artist 2: 0x278c9F425F75474291fCED3147B08EF5378d9a3C
ℹ️  Producer: 0xeB3467bBac57929829c89b0D306A1BF5440121a2

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Stable Diffusion Prompt Guide: Creating Photorealistic & Beautiful Images

Core Principles

1. Specificity is Key

• Use precise, descriptive language
• Include specific details about lighting, composition, and style
• Mention exact camera settings and techniques

2. Technical Photography Terms

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import { Avalanche, BN, Buffer } from "avalanche/dist"
import {
  AVMAPI,
  KeyChain,
  UTXOSet,
  UnsignedTx,
  Tx,
  KeyPair,
  SelectCredentialClass
} from "avalanche/dist/apis/avm"

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Generating a new keypair

TODO

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When you have a type which is an array of objects you can access the object's properties by using the dot notation. For example:

let foo = {
  arrKey: [{key: "value"}]
}

foo.arrKey[0].key // "value"

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import { Avalanche, BN, Buffer } from "avalanche/dist"
import {
  AVMAPI,
  KeyChain,
  UTXOSet,
  UnsignedTx,
  Tx
} from "avalanche/dist/apis/avm"
import {
  GetBalanceResponse,

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# all the imports
import io, torch, time, math, os

# import specified modules
from flask import Flask, request, send_file
from torch import autocast
from diffusers import StableDiffusionPipeline

# create a new flask app
app = Flask(__name__)

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# all the imports
import torch, time, math, os

# import specified modules
from torch import autocast
from diffusers import StableDiffusionPipeline

# confirm GPU supports the NVIDIA machine learning toolkit
assert torch.cuda.is_available()
# Stable Diffusion v1.4: CompVis/stable-diffusion-v1-4

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Exposing a port to the Web and port forwarding on EC2

By default a new AWS EC2 instance only exposes port 22 to the Web to enable accessing the new EC2 instance via ssh. Often it's helpful to open other ports to the Web so that you can access them via a browser. This tutorial shows 2 different ways of exposing ports on AWS EC2 instances.

Additionally if you're not interested in exposing a port to the Web but would still like to access it via your browser you can use port forwarding in VS Code which is covered in the final section below.

Exposing a port to the Web on an AWS instance

When launching a new EC2 instance, fill out the following items