I think there has always been that though. When having a guitar was cool and people thought they'd be famous doing it. Of course 0.00001% actually managed it, but some craft out a career in music or related areas such as being studio engineers etc. (I did)

And for some it shows that it is possible, that people like them can be enabled and make their own stuff.

It might be that they're are organisations needed to bridge this new gap and get people into more formal engineering, but they'll also hopefully realise that people like them might work one day at top tier engineering companies.

"Kettle lead" (Which is notched to indicate it can take a higher temperature and most of cables aren't that, they will be the c13 type), and their face lights up and a cable will be handed to me.

Just one of those things that's wrong, but it's not worth being pedantic over it, imo.

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Being obsessed only works when you turn out to be right, and tesla's system does not work as well as lidar.

He's just wrong about this.

I think I should have made it more clear in my post, the code is claude's and was done from scratch (the first app was a mandelbrot viewer which it added features to, this is a platfrom game).

It's a single file at the moment (I did give a suggested project structure with files for each area of responsibility) and it kind-of-works.

I think I could create the missing method in the class but wanted to see if it was possible by getting the tools to do it - it's as much of an experiment in the process and the end result.

Thanks for replying, I shall investigate what you've suggested and see what happens.

Then I found the free tier of claude so I fed in the "works so far" version with the changes that the local llm made, and it fixed and updated all the issues (with clear explanation) in one go. Success!

So my next level attempt was to get all the spec and prompts for a new project (a simple manic miner style 2d game using pygame). 8 used chat gpt to craft all this and it looked sensible to me with appropriate constraints for different parts of the projrct.

Which claude created. But it keeps referring to a method which it says is not present in the code and that I'm running the wrong version. (I'm definitely not). I've tried indicating it by reference to the line number and the surrounding code but it's just gas lighting me.

Any ideas how to progress from this? I'm not expecting perfection, but it seems it's just taken me to a higher level before it runs into essentially the same issue as the local llm.

All advice appreciated, I'm just dabbling with this four a bit of fun when I can (I'm pretty unwell so do things as and when I feel up to it)

Thanks in advance.

I think you may be misunderstanding their organisation layout - his job is entirely to do with the quality of the products that they offer (and he's very good at it). He's nothing to with sales or online or any of that, but part of the 'normal' retail chain that people would never think goes anywhere this stuff. But their systems were all taken out because of this.

Thanks for your pimoroni [1] work as well, I've used quite a few products and they're always easy to work with because of good software and examples.

[1] - https://shop.pimoroni.com/

Remember that even my little town car (Renault Zoe) has a 52kWh battery.... which would run my house for five days. So the energy stored in these systems can be considerable.

The people doing these things have thought a lot about it. Take a look at this video - it's a bit 'puff piece' but shows what one way of doing it looks like:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fKItLGPdN0k

But I get what you're saying.

[1] - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_Reid

But if rotation lock is off, it's fine. Maybe there's something in the way the resolution is read that is different if the lock is on? Nothing appears in the menu bar at the top so there was no way to do anything.

Amazing efforts here though, now I can actually use it! Truly impressive.