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Optimize Image Quality Settings for AI Generation Tools
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One important note – there is a 'quality' setting and this looks like 'low' to me, I don't know how this gets handled in chatgpt, but on the playground you can select the 'high' setting and '4k' resolution, it will be a lot better I promise, I did like a 100 of these.
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Partnership with SpaceX to Enhance Composer AI Tool
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We're partnering with SpaceX to improve Composer.
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Bypassing Platform Limitations With Custom WordPress Plugin Solutions
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It’s trivial to hack, I just don’t wanna play that game. You can write a 5 line plugin to work around their limitations.
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Service Usage Surge Requires Updated Pricing Plans
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Engagement per subscriber is way up. We've made small adjustments along the way (weekly caps, tighter limits at peak), but usage has changed a lot and our current plans weren't built for this.
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Claude Code Integration Transforms Max and Agent Workflows
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Since then, we bundled Claude Code into Max and it took off after Opus 4. Cowork landed. Long-running async agents are now everyday workflows. The way people actually use a Claude subscription has changed fundamentally.
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Max AI Platform Evolution: Claude Code and Agent Capabilities
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When we launched Max a year ago, it didn't include Claude Code, Cowork didn't exist, and agents that run for hours weren't a thing. Max was designed for heavy chat usage, that's it.
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AI generates image guides for real slide creation
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You can do anything you want! In this case, I had the AI use the images as a guide to build real slides.
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X API pricing impacts data collection costs for AI projects
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My X API charges today. Not as cheap as I was hoping for. But it would cost me a lot more to read 11,420 posts to build: https://
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Helper images created by code, then turned into worksheets with imagegen.
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Yes. It appears to create what it calls "helper images" by writing code to produce the maze itself, and then turns it into a worksheet using imagegen (adding the title, the name in cursive, etc.)