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You didn't say what kind of problems you solve with AI. It matters a lot if you are doing HTML versus C++, for example.
by amelius 3mo ago
You didn't say what kind of problems you solve with AI. It matters a lot if you are doing HTML versus C++, for example.
- blensor 3mo agoIn no order of importance: - Refactoring a 13 year old in-house vacation rental booking system ( python/turbogears ) - Backend development for our VR fitness game ( flask/python ) - Unity development on our VR fitness game ( C#/Unity ) - VR game development experiments ( Godot/GDScript ) - Standalone SLAM localization service ( C++ ) - Audio analysis ( python/pytorch ) - Virtual display with Viture display glasses ( C ) - Reverse engineering a library I am using for another project ( ghidra -> C - no MCP yet, that's something I am looking forward to ) - Public facing website rebuilding for the booking system above ( PHP/JS ) - Generative 3D environments for our VR fitness game ( python ) - Wireless camera/IMU based tracker for the SLAM system ( C ) Once I've dug in with a specific model into a problem I tend to stick to that because I have a feeling what it will do and how well it works, but when I start a new thing I usually use whatever the model was last set to.
- amelius 3mo agoWow, now we're talking :)