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I’ve seen YouTubers do something similar where they play background music while filming themselves working. The idea is to provide a sense of companionship for the viewer. This concept builds on that by adding a Pomodoro timer, which is especially helpful for people working from home.

I tried nano banana a few days after it is launched, and I subscribed for 1-year, and was given over 9000 credits. Somehow, it was upgraded, and when I came back, all my credits were gone! The UI was dramatically different as well...

"That’s an interesting concept. However, how were you able to access their portfolio? Since they work for private companies, their code, delivered features, and internal tasks aren’t typically available in the public domain."

looks very fun to try, do you have web-version? My corporate laptop doesn't allow the installation.

lol, guys, you can still work while you are on vacation and only carry you phone :P Congratulations for the launch

This is something I want to try, when I launch my own product

This looks like superpower webcrawler, definitely want to try.

I looks like it has a lot of sub-agents. According to Gemini, they can use over 500+ skills, such as sending emails, updating task statuses, creating Docs, or messaging teammates in ClickUp Chat.

This is perfect for Instagram users.

The patterns are very beautiful, will save tons of time for designers in all areas.

You are solving the "Context Switching Tax" which is particularly brutal in GPU programming because the feedback loop is usually so fragmented. Congrats!

As someone find it difficult to maintain social media, I choose to walk away with them. For example I have more than 30+ wechat groups and I barely open it. Have no idea of what's going on there. Wonder which social networks it can connect

It is a significant milestone because it addresses the "tangled pixel" problem that has plagued AI image editing. Traditionally, AI edits images by regenerating the entire canvas (or a masked area), which often leads to "drift"—where the surrounding parts of the image change unintentionally. By shifting from flat pixels to RGBA layers, Qwen-Image-Layered brings professional Photoshop-style...

Congratulations to the launch, I would love to see some real-life examples of how to use it.