I'm using #LLMs to help me with my UX tasks, working with an LED strip controlled by a dial. I have an ESP32 + LED array, using ChatGPT to create Arduino sketches to control the LEDs. What's nice about this is that I don't have to be an expert in Arduino, I can get the something basic up and running and I can then take it from there. (there is a entire blog post about how horribly wrong it can get even the simplest things but as far as getting something 'approximately there', it's great!) 1/2

You know the phrase I've heard more in the #Fediverse than ANYWHERE else? "just my 2 cents" I think this sums up the culture here pretty well. People just LOVE to tell you how you've got it wrong. This ESPECIALLY applies to posts that aren't even TRYING to be opinionated. There is just this vocal contingent (sometimes german? *always* male) that is hell bent on making sure there isn't "Someone wrong on the internet" See if you can help yourself and not critique ;-) I certainly don't want it