u/wenuja100

Hey everyone, I’m a CS major and I’ve realized that most of my coding is just for classes, not for fun. I feel like I’m not using my Macbook to its full potential, and I want to start experimenting with cool, creative, or slightly nerdy projects. Things like Telegram bots, automation scripts, networking experiments, terminal tricks, or anything interesting that teaches me something new. If you’ve done any fun side projects or have suggestions for things to try, I’d love to hear them.

macOS Tahoe still seems pretty buggy, so I’m staying on Sequoia for now.

I saw the new Liquid Glass style changes in Raycast and was wondering, do Sequoia users get that redesign too, or is it only available on Tahoe/newer macOS versions?

Hey everyone,

I’m a computing student currently exploring ideas for an AI-based solution that could be useful in colleges or even local communities. I’m still in the early “trying things out” stage, so I’d really value honest opinions and creative suggestions.

One simple idea I had was an AI-powered lost & found system, something smarter than just notice boards or group chats. For example, using image recognition, descriptions, or even pattern matching to reconnect people with lost items more efficiently.

But I’m not sure if this is actually something students would use, or if it solves a real enough problem.

So I wanted to ask:

• Do you feel colleges actually need more AI-based systems like this?
• Are there everyday problems on campus you think AI could realistically solve?
• Any ideas (big or small) you think are worth exploring?

I’m not looking to build something “fancy”, just something genuinely useful.

Appreciate any thoughts.