Not sure if you are already familiar but I use Cal AI and think it does a pretty decent job. How granular do you track the macros? hard to figure out from a picture if I used some cheese or how much oil.
The problem is that tacking on to an existing product, while the ideal approach, limits just how creative you can get. I believe this is one of the reasons Cursor had to fork VSCode. Simply being an extension limited the features they could build.
Eh not sure I agree. Lyft has no presence in Kenya and don't think anyone uses Faras. Bolt has had its fair share of issues that have made it a slinkily option as well. Uber's pretty much the only reasonable option which is why the drivers are revolting.
It definitely correlates with Kubernetes pretty well. I read the title and already had a good sense of what the project is about and found the title accurate after reading more.
Congrats on the launch! Looks good! What's the plan for commercializing it? code visualization is one of those things that sound incredibly useful for developers but actually really hard to sell/get someone to actually buy it.
Hmm interesting. Do you think deterministic simulation is a much more accessible approach than verification? Also curious what tooling you think is still missing/not up to par?
just played with it. pretty solid! questions for me, how do you validate the new changes will work without any issues after applying them? the biggest issue I have with most code generators is the feedback loop from suggested code -> testing it out -> failing, doing it again. would be great if this was more seamless. additionally, would be helpful to control the code generation process in real-time.