what programs have you made using AI?
i have no programming knowledge and i made this
it removes special characters(like emojis) from filenames

lol

>>105978661 (OP)
kys jeet

i created that special character remover because when i burn optical discs it won't let me burn files without removing those special characters from the filenames

that's kinda neet anon
I wrote a small script to split long videos in parts if I need to send it somewhere and there's a hard limit on the size of the file
I didn't use AI tho because I'm not black

>>105978987
implying black people make python programs using AI

I let AI make me a little script to convert .ttf fonts to woff2

>>105978661 (OP)
I don't know how to program either and using Gemini I wrote a python script that accepts a target file and a string pattern and then automatically reads the file and returns every line that matches the pattern, it made my work speed up a lot

>>105978661 (OP)
I have some programming experience and used one to make a basic little FFMPEG GUI for compressing video to x264 or x265, I like to pick videos from a file picker rather than open command line every time.
It's pretty convenient for simple scripts like that, and debugging basic problems and error messages sometimes.

>>105978661 (OP)
I've made a bunch, but my best one splits dialogue in a movie either from an SRT file, or using Whisper, so I can use that audio for TTS and STS datasets

>>105979176
then you dont belong here

>>105979691
I had a problem that couldn't be solved and I used AI to solve it. What's wrong with that?

>>105979176
This is a good idea. Given how far the modern OS has come I don't know why no large OS manufacturer has a feature like this.
The closest thing is the finder feature in MacOS but it searches every file on your computer for contents that match, you can't just select a single text file

>zoomers need 100 gallons of water and 50 tokens to have indans call 3 functions
beyond grim

>>105979176
>>105981079
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Find_(Windows)

>>105979176
https://github.com/junegunn/fzf

>>105979691
>>>/prog/
get fucked, faggot, then neither do you.

>>105979176
>>105981685
>>105981691
It's not find or fzf, it's grep.
The absolute state of /g/.

>>105983963
Yeah, it certainly sounded familiar.
grep string targetfile

>>105978661 (OP)
Making some react components and also python gui to talk to LLM, shit kinda sucks since i need to correct it my self sometime

>>105978661 (OP)
CLI tools are not real programs though

>>105984098
Nevermind

>>105981079
>>105981685
I have been using the former ``findstr'' a lot lately. Very handy.

I made a script that listens to my local radio station and sends me a text when i need to text in for a contest. So far haven't won anything but it's kinda neat.

i am vibe coding my masterpiece indie game

>>105984128
What do you use for the listening portion of this?

>>105978661 (OP)
I've got a bunch of scripts mainly for image manipulation like color replacement, colorization, color matching, datamoshing, rgb2hex hex2rgb

>>105983982
Turns out the find (Windows) guy was also right. Find is the Windows version of grep I have since learnt, not the Windows version of find (Linux).
That absolute state of me, on /g/.

>>105984128
You should just have it text in for the contests for you and skip the part where you are involved as a middleman texter at all.

>>105984305
It pays to dual boot so you can be familiar with all OS, no matter how shitty you think them to be. ;3

>>105984327
I have separate machines with Windows and Linux installed, but I have dual booted in the past. I don't think Windows is shitty, I just wouldn't trust it with my personal data and files.
I don't really do any file management beyond the basics on my Windows machine though. It's just gaming/AI so there's not really any need. Not looking for a sysadmin job either so no use to be gained there.

>>105979176
>>105981079
naaaah aint no way bro, chat this has to be bait right?

>>105978987
We're coping with egrep vs. grep -E syntax for decades and this guy just one-shots a new grep on a whim

It's so Joever for fleshbags

>>105984345
Sounds comfy.
I don't trust GNU+Linux any more than Windows, but I have been using them both for over 20 years.

>>105984456
You really think someone would come to /g/ and think themselves so clever as to fool others this way? fr there is better ways to waste your time

>jeet AI (another indian) user
>troonix
I have jeet and troonix fatigue

>>105979176
grepbros...

>>105978661 (OP)
Chat bot related. At first I was just trying simple Twitch bot powered by local LLM. Then I wanted it to be more clever so I added chat messages to database as its permanent memory. Then at some point I was curious with TTS so I added it as well. Last I wanted it to see so I gave it eyes with cheap method that's just a periodic regional screencap lol. Theoretically you can feed it with videos but I think my computer can't handle it so I didn't bother with it.

>>105978661 (OP)
i used ai as a non coooooder to create a directory viewer listing to process hundreds of thousands of physical catalog entries of media, be it film, audio, etc. it parses new incoming data at a regular interval and the system works well