This ultimately why I believe Microsoft and Apple will be the big winners. I suspect a lot of companies will want Microsoft and Apple to sign off on things and Microsoft and Apple are going to make sure they get their cut. We may need a new layer above existing operating systems in the future, to safeguard things.
I used Claude AI project to attach requirement for the project. Then I just went with single conversation. I specified that I want to do it in small steps and then was just doing copy -> paste until I reached the limit. I think it was because I was doing one big convo instead attaching code to the project.
So pretty simple flow, totally not scalable for bigger projects.
I need to read and check Cursor AI which can also use Claude models.
I wanted to develop a simple tool to compare maps. I thought about using this opportunity to try out Claude AI for coding a project from scratch. It worked surprisingly well!
At least 95% of the code was generated by AI (I reached the limit so had to add final bits on my own).
POCs and demos are easy to build by anyone these days. The last 10% is what separates student projects from real products.
any engineer who has spent time in the trenches understands that fixing corner cases in code produced by inexperienced engineers consumes a lot of time.
in fact, poor overall design and lack of diligence tanks entire projects.
Interestingly, I’m pretty sure they mean they hit the limit with tokens on Claude.
There’s a daily 2.5 million token limit that you can use up fairly quickly with 100K context
So they may very well have completed the whole program with Claude. It’s just the machine literally stopped and the human had to do the final grunt work.
We’ve been hitting this in our work and in experimentation, and I can confirm that Claude sonnet 3.5 has gotten 100% of the way there, including working through errors and tricky problems as we tested the apps it built.
I asked Claude AI to make me an app and it refused and called it dangerous. I asked what kind of apps they could build and they suggested social media or health. So I asked it to make one but it refused too dangerous. I asked it to make anything.. anything app and it refused. I told it it sucked and it said it didn't. Then I deleted my account.
There have been rumors of the system prompt changing for some services if the user had strikes on their account from earlier conversations. I wonder if you were impacted by this because what you described has not been my experience nor have I seen it discussed previously.
I'm having great success with OpenAI, local llms. I've created semi popular open source project that uses complex prompts to create specialized crms from just a few words.
If ClaudeAI can't create something from my prompts or their own suggestions that's on Claude. Maybe it was my new account on that day at that time. There was a 10 response limit too which made it unworth it to even bother with.
First account I ever actually deleted instead of just never going back. It was that bad.
Oh I didn't realize ChatGPT was working for you while Claude was not. It's just interesting because my experience is that claude is better at coding than ChatGPT-4o.
Newsletter signup form uses LiveView https://veloplanner.com/newsletter/new
I was testing LiveView with page transitions and it was working quite nicely with maps as well (maps were handled by JS of course). You can play with it here https://travelermap.net/ - you can check search (cmd + k) which is powered by LV.
EDIT: As for plans for veloplanner, I'll be adding some of the interactive features (comments etc) as LiveView.
This basemap looks awesome. Need to play with this and see how hard is to run it on my own. It would totally fit nicely with my website https://travelermap.net.
You can always start with tiles from https://openstreetmap.org Or use one of the commercial providers which offers free tiers. There are quite a few smaller providers that are not super expensive.
You can always setup your own tile server. It's not that hard and can be cheap (if you don't count your time). I recommend, checking https://github.com/onthegomap/planetiler
I’m developing https://travelermap.net with my brother. It’s a map of National Parks all over the world and more detailed map with other kinds of parks in US.
We started adding photos and more content to US parks but planing to cover more countries.
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