@cellinlab: Holy cow! Brilliant! Why didn't I think of this usage — using an embedded browser as the infinite canvas for Codex Image 2 image generation!

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Discovered a creative usage: using an embedded browser to achieve infinite canvas image generation with Codex Image 2.

Holy cow! Brilliant! Why didn't I think of this usage 🤯 Using an embedded browser as the infinite canvas for Codex Image 2 image generation! https://t.co/cMYwabZyWS
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Wow! That’s genius! How did I not think of this use case 🤯

Using an embedded browser as an infinite canvas for Codex Image 2 image generation! https://t.co/cMYwabZyWS

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