I still always wanted Serif to build a really solid competitor to Lightroom's catalog management. Thats the only thing I never got from them. Otherwise, I've always been a fan of Affinity photo.
The repo looks fantastic! I'd love to see a demo and didn't seen one readily available in the readme.
I had such a bad experience with GWT back in the Java days of my life that I've steered clear of any "server" language for web frameworks since. I'd love for that to change though. I definitely will be trying this out.
Or we could make Toyotas tunable like many other brands. I would love to tune my Tundra like I could tune my GTI. The mid 2010s after market super charged Tundras were so cool!
In some cases, LLMs can be a real speed boost. Most of the time, that has to do with writing boilerplate and prototyping a new "thing" I want to try out.
Inevitably, if I like the prototype, I end up re-writing large swaths of it to make it even half way productizable. Fundamentally, LLMs are bad at keeping an end goal in mind while working on a specific feature and it's terrible at holding enough context to avoid code duplication and spaghetti.
I'd like to see them get better and better, but they really are limited to whatever code they can ingest on the internet. A LOT of important code is just not open for consumption in sufficient quantities for it to learn. For this reason, I suspect LLMs will really never be all that good for non-web based engineering. Wheres all the training data gonna come from?
