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A baker couldn't find a digital menu they liked, so they asked Claude Code to build one.
One person asked Claude to set up a small system that emails a daily digest of the weather, the rain forecast, and top local, US, and world news.
A language learner asked Claude for an app that gives sentences to translate and grades the translations. About an hour later, it worked.
One person asked Gemini for an AutoHotkey script that switches keyboard layouts with Caps Lock. It works well.
One person asked Gemini for a script that watches for new comments on their site and sends them a push notification.
One person had Gemini write the code for a small web server on a Raspberry Pi, plus a script to run it as a system service.
After years of waiting for the right home theater, one person asked ChatGPT for setups with 5.1 surround, Sonos-like simplicity, and real separate front speakers.
A man with fatigue and changes in his feet asked ChatGPT what to get tested for. Among its suggestions was a testosterone test, which turned out to show the cause, and it named the right specialists.
The consulate's wording was confusing, so a parent used ChatGPT to explain the steps in their son's visa application, then double-checked the details.
One person got most of their aquarium setup advice from ChatGPT, then checked it with staff at a local aquatics store.
A camper logged Wi-Fi signal readings and had ChatGPT analyze the file. Based on that, they bought an extender and now get great Wi-Fi at their spot.
One person had a long chat with ChatGPT about a mushroom in their lawn. Its size and the dead ash root it grew on pointed to a likely oyster mushroom.
One person asked ChatGPT for a Dr. Seuss-style story about the Cat in the Hat and their green parrot, with sewing and Italy in it. The tale was charming.
In a rental car, one driver used ChatGPT Voice to find out how to turn off a feature they didn't want, like adaptive cruise control in snow.
One person had ChatGPT boil a 30,000-word article down to about 3,000 words, which also gave them good terms to search for in the full text.
One learner lets ChatGPT quiz them Anki-style on whatever they're studying.
One reader asked ChatGPT to turn an article into Anki flashcards, with questions and answers.
One person asked ChatGPT for help with a tricky email but sent their own version, along with a link to the AI suggestions. The recipient thanked them for keeping their own voice.
One person fed their test data into ChatGPT's deep research. It found an NIH study showing that localized allergic reactions may not show up on standard skin tests.
One person said Claude helps enough with grocery shopping to be worth paying for, and keeps a running record of prices for what they buy.
Not sure where to start, one person gave ChatGPT a list of possible topics and what interested them, then narrowed one down over a few rounds of back-and-forth.
A dad with no game development experience asked Claude to make a taekwondo game for his kids in one night, hoping to nudge them toward the sport.
For a class activity, a professor used Claude Code to build a custom blockchain explorer so students had a real example to poke around in.
One viewer paused a show, asked Gemini to identify a song, and added it to Spotify.
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