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Raph vibe coded an e-ink picture frame with Gemini 3.6 Flash and Nano Banana that helps his family start their day. Learn how he did it using @Antigravity and follow the open source guide to build your own too.
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@antigravity Is this actually useful?

@Google @antigravity This is the kind of AI project I like. Small, useful, and something you can actually build yourself instead of just watching a demo.

@Google @antigravity Exactly! A great idea brought to life for a specific need.

@antigravity I’m into the idea but wonder if it’s hackable for weather updates too, or just pics? That’d be a killer add-on.

@antigravity Great idea!

Yeah, it’s cool how something as simple as an e-ink frame can actually make mornings smoother for a family. I love that it’s open source too - makes me wonder how many creative twists others might add to the setup. Have you seen any other projects using Gemini 3.6 Flash that take a similar everyday tech approach?

@antigravity I love how this project combines simple tech with daily life to create something truly useful

@RedZeroX @antigravity Sometimes the simplest builds have the biggest impact. 🙌

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@antigravity Vibe coding a family gadget like that is such a wholesome use case.

@antigravity This is so true

@antigravity Facts!

@antigravity 🫶🏻

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@antigravity Thank for sharing

@antigravity Couldn't agree more

@antigravity Great

@antigravity Great to see the use cases
