First learning is always about fun, if there is no fun there is no curiosity and thus learning is extremely hard.
The second one is about using AI in a hardware project. We begin to see the same with our robot, what used to take months and a team of experts now can be done by one person (who knows enough context to check and guide they AI) within a week.
I still struggle to comprehend the implications of that 😬
I don’t know what a PCB is, but I am so invested in the outcome. Pushing Claude to do things it didn’t know it could do was genius. Can’t wait to hear the results… will it be a monitor or a coaster???
I've had a similar success with DIY. "What is this part?". All very helpful, until Claude insisted I need to visit the hospital after ingesting rat-urine tainted water.
"Dude, that didn't happen. Check the chat."
"I think it did, Dave"
Very curious about the training data.
But more seriously, it was such a supportive and useful tool. But I couldn't see any need for more. It was perfect already.
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First learning is always about fun, if there is no fun there is no curiosity and thus learning is extremely hard.
The second one is about using AI in a hardware project. We begin to see the same with our robot, what used to take months and a team of experts now can be done by one person (who knows enough context to check and guide they AI) within a week.
I still struggle to comprehend the implications of that 😬
I don’t know what a PCB is, but I am so invested in the outcome. Pushing Claude to do things it didn’t know it could do was genius. Can’t wait to hear the results… will it be a monitor or a coaster???
I've had a similar success with DIY. "What is this part?". All very helpful, until Claude insisted I need to visit the hospital after ingesting rat-urine tainted water.
"Dude, that didn't happen. Check the chat."
"I think it did, Dave"
Very curious about the training data.
But more seriously, it was such a supportive and useful tool. But I couldn't see any need for more. It was perfect already.
Hey, I work in the IoT space :)
It’s a good space :)