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# Quick Start

Get started with Lilypad

Lilypad enables you to run compute jobs on the network of the network of computers on Lilypad Testnet.

The cloud is just somebody else's computer...

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## Overview

This guide will take you through:

* Setting up [MetaMask Wallet](https://metamask.io) for the Lilypad Testnet so that you can get ETH and LP tokens to fund smart contract calls on Ethereum's Arbitrum testnet, and pay for jobs on Lilypad Testnet.
* Funding your wallet with Lilypad Testnet tokens from the [faucet](http://faucet.lilypad.tech/)
* Running a Hello, (Lilysay) World! example compute job on the Lilypad Network :frog:


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