I got really rattled by that earlier shit from today. Which is also, as you say, a situation out of my control. Still, just put me in a shit low worth feeling mood

The WORST part is that I thought I was doing well. I have some self reflection I gotta do

This just tells me even more that it would be a horrible idea for me to start a dev Discord

I am too emotional to handle a simple discussion

So then throw LLMs into the mix and of course how do you think I'm going to feel

I don't hate ML, I hate how many use it as a way to dismiss not using it as barbaric and primitive (actual words said to me). I really fucking hate this shit and it just shows to me how disconnected a lot of tech people are to just, understanding human arts and craft

Like that already tells me how much you value the thought and design process, especially when a lot of the time it is bringing a worse solution or attempting to solve something that didn't need to be solved. All the nuance gets averaged out. You've stamped out any future innovation. /

I wasn't really fully serious about taking that, but its just, I know at some point in our life we wanted to go into logistics consulting so we could help build out affordable stuff for small/medium businesses. And when people do shit like this it's a slap in the face ya know

Context:
- This is a business owner, prides himself on being the one person who runs the entirety of his supply business from procurement, warehousing, down to customer service
- Claude is an AI coding bot
- "Pick to light" is an warehouse/order fulfilment technology

Want to get the code to a point where I'm comfortable putting it up on codeberg, and with builds for people to run. And clear enough build instructions.

Rn I'm still pretty far away from that. It's "messy bad art", that's useful to us. Refactoring is just another kind of art I look forward to tho

I think I'm at a point at my "whirlwind coding" where things have stabilized enough (Selphie has been using it regularly to compose for client work), and this is a great time to refactor and doing housekeeping. I've been doing bits and pieces along the way, but some heavy focus on it is needed now

I won't listen to those who tell me the thing is impossible or demand a transcript of our life experience full of research they won't listen to anyway. Time and time has shown that isn't the case and I'm tired of those being the ones who reap all the benefits being corporate employers

Already have a pretty sophisticated flexible internal addressing system for columns to help keep things in an ordered structure. All global FX columns to the left. Channel columns must be in a specific order: [Note [Mod+]+ [FX]+

This is to help faciliate copy and pasting across channel boundaries

Using Ruby (via mruby) for the language. Which means we can address rows (which is based on fractional music time) using Ruby's built in Rational literals (ala "1/4r") and arithmetic. So that's neat. (On the C++ side I just wrote a basic struct for this and it is being used everywhere)

Sorry, I realize that is kind of a wild unrelated anecdote haha

Is this yours?

We're.. still on Arc and I would love to get off it, but its clones (and really any other browser) don't do the "every window is a viewport into the same sets of tabs" thing and it has become kind of a thing that's been hard to let go of

I only know of one other tracker that's doing arbitrary fractional time grid thing we're doing, and that's osctet. So I will prob spend a lot of time playing around with it. For everything else, I don't really see any trackers that have done any visual guides beyond pure text + "syntax" colouring