Stop Letting AI Design Your Apps | Project Destroy Tedium 19

Basically, the condition that it set, as well as me, I mostly set this condition for myself.

I wanted season two to end with the product out there on a website that you can download and everything.

And basically because Cloud Code also knows my own work, it suggested that for my photographer client and friend, that essentially I could make it for him.

And if it runs for him, then it actually counts as someone having run it through someone else's computer and that it works basically.

And I think that's actually a pretty good end condition because as long as I make sure everything goes smoothly on my own computer and he's willing to try out, especially the thing that I built dedicated to making photography reels, that in itself is not necessarily destroyed tedium.

I mean, it's part of the project in the umbrella sense.

It's not the program that I'm working on at the very moment, although it is basically a finished program as well.

I know it's very confusing.

My initial intention was just to create something that automates the workflow of, you know, recording something like this, where it's like a podcast or a YouTube video where you kind of do it very often and you just talk and then you insert your SD card and then it does the edits and then it goes onto YouTube, title and description, playlist, everything.

That way, all you need to do is record and you're good.

That is sort of what I'm considering right now, the product that I'm creating, the software that I'm creating.

So I guess I'll just call that, I used to call it the podcast flow, but I think I'd rather call it the YouTube flow because technically for the podcast stuff, you do have to have like a paid account for rss.com to access their API.

The way that we're doing it right now is through like a slightly different method that you can't put in software, unfortunately.

So I am not going to call it the podcast flow because unless you're willing to use something like, I think it was called Buzzsprout where your episodes disappear within 90 days.

I don't know if you want to do that though.

It's kind of strange unless you pay for it.

So it's not going to be a podcast flow.

It's going to be a YouTube flow.

Project, the product software, that's going to be what we're trying to finish for.

And then the thing that we created for, I call it gridder because it's a grid and we put things in a grid, like photos in a grid.

But I might change the name.

This is just mainly for project stuff.

But yeah, I suppose you can watch some of the reels and if you're interested in hiring someone to do photography, couple photography in Japan, then you can check out his account but it's something that I've been working on for the past week or two or maybe month at this point time has been flying by so and it's really solid now like I feel like I use it a lot to help make some of his reels and then it's solid I feel like it's very useful actually to the point where it's pretty much instant as of now with just a little bit of tweaking here and there.

And of course, if you want to be more mindful of which photos you pick for the grid, then you can still do that manually.

And I think that's really important actually, because if you don't like a single photo that the AI made for you, because technically I think people have done this already, which is like, okay, they show Cloud Code their reels and then they're like, make a reel like this one, and then here's all the assets and then it makes it.