dracula

I've shipped small, simple, unambitious internal things for our company that saved people lots of time, and I've shipped them in minutes rather than the a day or two they used to take. I've just shipped a migration from our old auth service to the new one in a week, a migration that we've put off for three years because it would take the team months to finish. I've shipped small side-projects that I'm the primary (and usually only) user of, but they now take me two days rather than weeks of effort and learning (e.g. https://www.writelucid.cc, https://pine.town, https://stavrobot.stavros.io, https://github.com/skorokithakis/dracula). I've made changes in OSS apps that I just wouldn't have made otherwise (https://github.com/futo-org/android-keyboard/pulls/skorokith...), and even some closed-source ones (https://www.stavros.io/posts/adding-a

The user you're responding too lists a "blood test viewer" [0], which looks to be a tool that turns his blood test PDFs into structured and analyzed data. You're saying that unless he continuously revises/upgrades the code, it's still "abandonware" even if it meets his needs for the near future? [0] https://github.com/skorokithakis/dracula

Here's what I made: * https://www.stavros.io/posts/i-made-a-voice-note-taker/ - A voice note recorder. * https://github.com/skorokithakis/stavrobot - My secure AI personal assistant that's made my life admin massively easier. * https://github.com/skorokithakis/macropad - A macropad. * https://github.com/skorokithakis/sleight-of-hand - A clock that ticks seconds irregularly but is accurate for minutes. * https://pine.town - A whimsical little massively multiplayer drawing town. * https://encyclopedai.stavros.io - A fictional encyclopedia. * https://justone.stavros.io - A web implementation of the board game Just One. * https://www.themakery.cc - The website and newsletter for my maker community. * https://theboard.stavros.io - A feature board that implements itself. * https://github.com/skorokithakis/dracula - A blood test viewer. * https:

Well, here's an even more insane claim: I'm infinity times more productive, as I just wouldn't even start projects without the LLM to sidestep my ADHD. Then, when the LLM invariably fucks up, I step in and finish things myself! Here are a few projects that I made these past few months that wouldn't have been possible without LLMs: * https://github.com/skorokithakis/dracula - A simple blood test viewer. * https://www.askhuxley.com - A general helper/secretary/agent. * https://www.writelucid.cc - A business document/spec writing tool I'm working on, it asks you questions one at a time, writes a document, then critiques the idea to help you strengthen it. * A rotary phone that's a USB headset and closes your meeting when you hang up the phone, complete with the rotary dial actually typing in numbers. * Made some long-overdue updates on my pa