Just tried on some arduino code. after 10 minutes i got a list of improvements to my code.
I ran those throu opus saking if it was good advice and was not impressed:
I read the actual qr_scanner.ino. Short answer: partially, but I'd push back on most of it. That review reads like
generic ESP boilerplate advice written against an imagined version of your code — several of its "fixes" are already
in your file, and its headline "critical" claim misreads what the code does. Going point by point:...
Hum? I just tell claude to review pr #123 and it uses 'gh' to do everything, including responding to human comments! Feedback from coleagues has been awesome.
Minh “Gooseman” Le, one of CS’s creators, was a fan of AQ2. Counter-Strike (first released in June 1999 as a Half-Life mod) built on AQ2’s ideas but refined them with better hitboxes, buy menus, maps, and more tactical pacing.
AQ2 is often described as “the bridge between Quake and Counter-Strike”.
> I could tell GPT to add in an anomaly for the 1970s - like the girl looking at Billy’s Instagram - and it would introduce it into the text without a comment about being anomalous
Wrong. I tried it. it wrote it as "instagram". Then i asked it to explain this instagram:
In Timmy’s mind, it was simple. First, he’d snap a Polaroid of some passing dog or a field of sunflowers. Next, he’d run home, sit at his rickety desk, and carefully slip the Polaroid into a school notebook he called his “feed.” He’d scribble a title at the top—something he swore was called a “caption”—and pretend he was beaming the image across some invisible network into the hands of friends he’d never actually met.
Every feature cost me the same (tending to $0), but i price them as i see fit.