I've been experimenting with Claude Code and different code-to-cad tools and the best workflow yet has been with Replicad. It allows for realtime rendering in a browser window as Claude does changes to a single code file.
Here's an example I finished just a few minutes ago:
On structural level it's exactly 1-1: HumanifyJS only does renames, no refactoring. It may come up with better names for variables than the original code though.
It uses smart feedback to fix the code when LLMs occasionally do hiccups with the code. You could also have a "supervisor LLM" that asserts that the resulting code matches the specification, and gives feedback if it doesn't.
It does work with any sized file, although it is quite slow if you're using the OpenAI API. HumanifyJS works so it processes each variable name separately, and keeps the context size manageable for an LLM.
I'm currently working on parallelizing the rename process, which should give orders of magnitude faster processing times for large files.
Author of HumanifyJS here! I've created specifically a LLM based tool for this, which uses LLMs on AST level to guarantee that the code keeps working after the unminification step:
An educated guess, but I'd think wifi signal object detection works on recording a baseline (empty room signals) and then doing a diff to the baseline when some object moves. If that's the case, you cound not use the wifi signal to map the static room itself.
Polar asks you to grant "act on your behalf" permissions to your Github. As someone who has both professional and open source projects at Github, that's a definite deal breaker
I think a big moment in a programming language's evolution is to become self-hosted; you use the programming language to write a compiler/interpreter for the said language.
Now I want to see Smol Developer to develop itself. Then you can call me a believer.
Thank you! I added them both to Mastofeeder's readme
For a positive reference I love how simple https://bird.makeup (a Twitter to Mastodon bridge) is; that's the UX that I wanted to replicate with Mastofeeder.
IMO Mastofeeder is as easy to abuse as any other Mastodon server (or spinning your own), so I wanted to make the service to be as easy for legitimate end users as possible.
And there's always technical measures to implement if I start seeing abuse: Throttling requests, limiting maximum feeds per users etc
Here's an example I finished just a few minutes ago:
https://github.com/jehna/plant-light-holder/blob/main/src/pl...