u/KissMochi

I was browsing my local dm today and was shocked to see a full SHEGLAM stand. I’ve always seen them online but didn’t know they were doing physical retail now! I’ve only tried their liquid blushes before (which I love), but now that I can actually see the products in person, I’m tempted to try more.

What are your holy grail SHEGLAM products? Is their contour or foundation any good? Would love to hear what is actually worth picking up!

I’ve been trying Dokie AI recently, mainly for turning research notes into presentation slides.

For anyone working on academic writing, one annoying part is that after finishing a paper or draft, you often still need to make a class presentation, defense deck, or summary slides. That is where I found Dokie AI useful. Instead of starting from a blank PowerPoint, I can paste my rough structure, abstract, key points, or section notes, and it helps turn them into a more organized slide deck.

What I liked is that it does not only focus on design. It tries to create a clear presentation flow, with slide titles, sections, and content that is easier to explain. It also has many PPT templates, so the output can look more polished without spending too much time formatting.

I would not use it to replace actual research or writing, but for summarizing a paper into slides, preparing a research presentation, or drafting speaking points, it feels pretty practical.

I generated a random rock track on suno ai a few nights ago and ended up going down a rabbit hole of trying to make an ai video for suno song workflows afterward.

I mostly tested freebeat out of curiosity because I kept seeing people mention it in music visualizer discussions. Honestly, I expected another generic ai video tool, but the rhythm syncing was actually pretty decent on the heavier guitar sections and drum transitions. Of course, some scenes got repetitive after a while and a few generations were kind of random, but overall it matched the energy of the song better than I expected.

Still not sure if I'd use this stuff for proper projects yet, but for quick suno music video style experiments it was pretty cool to play around with. I wonder if anyone here has tried similar workflows or found tools that handle rock tracks well.