What's the point in reading posts like this when the solution "they" came up with is basically, "tell Claude to make a script which does whatever"? I read blog posts to read thoughts from people, not computers
"Hey claude read my previous posts and this script and generate a new blog post about this temp control stuff. Generate whatever plots you want. Here's how you can access my influxdb with the data. Here's how you can ssh into the Pi to get the exact running scripts. Ok here's my wordpress token - upload it and the pictures. Oh it looks like your .md to wordpress failed really bad, read a previous post to find out how to format stuff. Oh the tables are still not right, try again." <-- literally what I spent an hour doing last night and refining.
Maybe people would find that interesting as well!
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> Why would this be more interesting for you if he'd written the script himself?
Was I unclear? I read blog posts to read thoughts from humans, not from computers.
Then again these are all well known optimizations (core-pinning, frequency-locking, thermal stabilization for oscillators). The interesting part is the actual measurement results over multiple days. That's something you can't get from a single prompt.