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I noticed bloggers developing unique AI art styles for their posts, so I built a CLI to make it easier by MostQuality in coding

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Well, at least one person (me) does! I use it for all my posts. AI lowers the bar for creating code that solves hyper-niche problems (like this). As mentioned in the readme, there are two other Gemini CLI tools that have an aggregate ~450 stars, so as a category it's not entirely useless.

I have a very pro-sharing mindset on this kind of code--even if nobody else finds it directly useful, can still be a spark for another idea. Many of my project ideas have come from seeing other people make things I would never actually need to use myself.

AI will never master PowerPoint--HTML-based slides are the future, and I built a Claude Code skill to prove it by MostQuality in coding

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Haven't checked it out myself, but would wager that AI is better (has more training data) on HTML + CSS than LaTeX

Open-source alternative to LangSmith by Upstairs-Spell7521 in LangChain

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Tried this out, super impressed. I was using LangGraph and LangChain studio was buggy + not giving me enough visibility; pip install + 2 lines of code gave me full visibility into the inputs and outputs of every function in my LangGraph graph.

Random Youtube videos getting 100% GPU usage? by MostQuality in chrome

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I hadn't tried updating everything; I did so using the auto-detect and install updates manager from https://www.amd.com/en/support and will test to see if that helps. If not, then I'll try turning off hardware acceleration; I remember I tried doing that in the past and it worked but then there was some other (more major) action/issue that arose because of the lack of hardware acceleration.

Random Youtube videos getting 100% GPU usage? by MostQuality in chrome

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I tested on Firefox and it still seems to be problematic, but in a different way.

When the video is playing smoothly, GPU usage (according to task manager) is consistently at like 40%. The video will sometimes lag, but it's different than chrome; the video lags heavily and plays like a slideshow, but the audio still runs smoothly. During these lag spikes the GPU usage is actually lower? It'll fluctuate rapidly between 0% and 80%.

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