🛠 Making Data Useful with Decentralised Compute
summary
Hands‑on workshop showing how FVM smart contracts connect to a distributed compute layer using Bacalhau and Lilypad: a Stable Diffusion Docker job runs on Bacalhau GPU nodes, returns an IPFS CID via Estuary, and the demo image is successfully retrieved. Lilypad is a v0 bridge that emits events from FVM contracts, relays jobs to Bacalhau, and returns outputs; it’s deployed to calibration testnet and mainnet. Example app Waterlily.ai combines Bacalhau+Lilypad to pay artists on image generation.
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chapters (17)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:34Why Filecoin
- 6:56What is Baku
- 9:56Getting started
- 10:48Running the script
- 11:40How does this interact with FBM
- 12:38Lilypad
- 13:03Architecture
- 13:50Example
- 14:08Stable Diffusion Job
- 15:12Lilypad V0
- 15:49Future plans
- 16:23Waterlily
- 19:23Hackathon Ideas
- 21:45Decentralised Applications
- 22:25Compute Over Data Summit
- 23:03Outro
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