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Comment It’s getting useful. (Score 1) 26

I needed to create a program to retrieve solar generation plants, select a plant from a gui, enter date ranges, cost info, then pull daily usage data from inverters and meters. The API inconsistently mapped endpoint names making it hard to find where the data lived.
Claude code sorted it all out in about an hour. It built test harnesses to verify correct endpoints. It built the gui and good looking excel outputs.
Built a really well documented .md and repo for checking into our internal gitlab.
I haven’t written or reviewed a line of code, as it is only an internal app to be used by one accountant in our business.
AI is getting shockingly good at least for small problem spaces.

Submission + - Ghost Murmur detects lost pilots desert heartbeats. (news.com.au)

labnet writes: The CIA used a futuristic new tool called “Ghost Murmur” to find and rescue the second American airman who was shot down in southern Iran, the New York Post has learned.

The secret technology uses long-range quantum magnetometry to find the electromagnetic fingerprint of a human heartbeat and pairs the data with artificial intelligence software to isolate the signature from background noise, two sources close to the breakthrough said.

Comment Crap (Score 2) 29

My Paypal account has been locked for 10 years now, because my personal email was linked to a now defunct business, and this traps you into a circle of ‘need more information to unlock your account’, business no longer exists, PayPal can’t compute, can’t unlink the account.
They also took ages to get 2FA, and this awful habit of auto logging you in for payments, so if someone had your cookies they could just make purchases without any addition authentication. Just change the delivery address and fraud is your friend.
Useless organisation.

Comment Industrial Estate (Score 1) 55

When I look around my industrial estate, full of fabricators, tool suppliers, hydraulics, hardware, car repair, pipe extrusion, specialist bakeries and printers, you know, where real life happens outside the tech bubble, I can assure you AI will have zero impact for the foreseeable future. The main use I see so far, is a better search engine.

Comment Re:Excuse me, what? (Score 2) 33

Yeah, what a nightmare.
It sounds like like they interviewed people that don’t manufacture.
It’s hard enough to make a monolithic ERP work let alone join different ones.
BOMs, jobs, serial numbers, combining sub assemblies, shipping from partial jobs while maintaining COGs, tracking labor, payroll, manufacturing execution, QA, AR, AP, Inventory management, purchasing, sales, budgeting.
ERP systems are hugely complex and interlinked.

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