I immediately tried this with my Seattle Orca card, but the barcode is different

Try Pass4Wallet. It has a long list of supported barcode types and it's free, so win-win.

I'm not affiliated, I've just found it to be very flexible over a few years of using it.

Imagine if everyone got the opportunity to work on SOTA. What a world we would be.

Unfortunately that’s not where we’re headed.

We've never been there.

With AI and robotics there may be the slim chance we get closer to that.

But we won't. Not because AI, but because humans, of course.

Your job is also, arguably more important in certain scenarios, is to deliver maintainable code.

Remember, code does 2 things: 1. Tell the machine what to do 2. Tell the next developer what you were trying to do

It also talks about using PBT and Randomness for some reason. This is clearly just a test value of a non-AI library written by a human.

My take away is “don’t write your own input tests, use a library”. The rest is AI-slip

Theoretically a good fuzzer could discover this value by itself, but I don’t believe anything like that exists that could run JS code and explore VM-level branches, at least not for JS code that’s even this complex. Otherwise, yes, PBT is less trivial than it seems, though I’m guessing a simple `strings jsc` coupled with general knowledge of special values of other types[1,2] could get you quite far.

[1] https://www.exploringbinary.com/php-hangs-on-numeric-value-2...

[2] https://www.exploringbinary.com/java-hangs-when-converting-2...

What if picking took the item out to the side in a specific place. Like a little basket or drawer

They have an AI router they just released.

ngrok.ai

Have you tried LibreChat? I spun that up to great success inside an org.

Personally, I use Raycast for all my personal work

What’s the value prop of this over cal.com scheduling backend with higher primitives?

Good question. Currently the value here is cost vs api usage compared to something like cal.com. Similar usage there would be significantly higher. That said, they also have some additional features that we don't have yet. We are actively working towards new features to close the gap! Thanks for checking it out.

I would get these if they were all OSS alternative logos with the paid names.

I used the new system tonight and it felt like a definite downgrade. Generated a few non-working basic apps, couldn’t handle CSS in a NextJS environment. Terminal context didn’t work. And it went back to not reasoning through the problem until resolution. And kept slowing down.

I’m assuming major release vs stable, but this is pretty lackluster so far. Switched back to Sonnet reasoning. Here’s to improving!