MarkMc

I'm looking for an online website which generates manim-like animation based on natural language.

For example, I type "draw 3 small blue dots, then make the middle one grow bigger and become red", then I click 'Create' and it produces the animation.

Seems like a simple project. Has anyone created such a website?

My company based in UAE runs a B2C website which charges monthly subscription fees through both Stripe and PayPal. The tax rules for collecting sales tax varies by state/country. I want to avoid spending time

(a) registering for sales tax in each jurisdiction;

(b) calculating the tax amount for each jurisdiction;

(c) submitting tax returns for each jurisdiction;

(d) paying tax to each jurisdiction.

Isn't there a 3rd party platform that can do this for a small commission? I'm thinking of a website where I enter my UAE company details, grant it read-only access to my Stripe and PayPal accounts, then the website does all of (a) to (d) above?

I have a webapp which has a large number of monthly users. But it seems both Google's AdSense and AdMob do not support webapps. What is the highest-paying ad platform that I can use that is similar to AdMob and supports webapps?

Unlike many people I think that Elon Musk's shakeup of Twitter will make it significantly profitable in the next few years. But I cannot buy shares in the company because he has taken it private.

Is there any way that I can make a large bet with the naysayers about the future of Twitter? Maybe taking a position in some kind of credit default swap or some other derivative?

My local supermarket offers me a small discount in return for receiving targeted advertising based on my purchases.

So why doesn't Google pay the supermarket to access that purchase data? Then it could, say, show me toothpaste ads when it knows I'm due to buy more toothpaste.

When requesting use of personal data on websites it's becoming standard now to have an 'Accept All' and 'Reject All'.

If you run a website, what percentage of uses click 'Accept All' and what percentage click 'Reject All'?