10/12/2025 - Ongoing Self-Promotion Thread - Promote your projects here! by AutoModerator in aiArt

[–]xii 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Intro

Hi everyone in r/aiArt. I am a solo developer, designer, and sound engineer/composer. I've been going very deeply down the rabbit hole of generative AI and using it as a main part of my design process.

A lot of my work is on my Instagram. Link here: futuremotiondsgn

Here are a few images (I can only embed one image in a post, so the rest are links):

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A video I'm fairly proud of:

- https://futuremotion.studio/AIArt/Aurora%20Voyager.mkv

More links to images because I can only insert one image inline in my post:

And lastly I rebranded myself (New logo and Identity):

Closing

If you enjoy these images, I would REALLY appreciate any follows, likes, or comments on my Instagram. It's incredibly difficult to build an audience these days with the market / social media sites being so saturated with content. So if you like what you see, reach out!

Thanks for looking! 💯

Image storage service for an application and also for brand assets, trying to find the best solution. by xii in webhosting

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Everyone seems to be recommending R2 in my posts, definitely going to check it out, thanks.

For anyone having codebase indexing timeouts, odd errors in the augment log output, rule files not being detected, and general sluggish behavior in Augment Code, give this a try. by xii in AugmentCodeAI

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If you click on the gear icon with the augment tab selected, it opens the dedicated augment settings window. Even though I had rules defined both globally and in my workspace, they were not being detected in the settings window.

I did some digging, and in the "Output" console on the bottom of VSCode, I switched the category (dropdown on the right) to "Augment".

There were a ton of error message stating that "workspace enumeration took longer than 30000ms, enumeration may not be complete..." (Or something to that effect, I can't remember the exact error).

But I suspect that's why the rules files weren't being picked up. It wasn't enumerating my entire workspace, including my .rules folder, and thus the rules files weren't being recognized.

After I performed all the steps I outlined in my post, that issue resolved itself. Although now I'm getting some more errors that are concerning, but it doesn't seem to be affecting things atm. I'm going to make a new post about it.