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AI coding tools are everywhere now, but there's a difference between letting the and actually using it .

I wrote about my experience with both approaches: 1. " " a VSCode extension (spoiler: ended up with code I couldn't debug) 2. Using AI as a while building my game (much better results)

The takeaway? AI amplifies skill, it doesn't replace it. The people getting the most out of these tools already know what good code looks like.

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I've been working really hard on implementing a GUI Config Editor for my Mini Macro Pad project.

Mini Macro Pad (go-mmp) is a tool for creating and running macros, shortcuts, and other automated actions at the press of a button.

It works with hardware like Arduino-based macro pads or directly through a desktop GUI, making it versatile for various workflows.

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I've written a GUI in Fyne, it's decent but go is not a first class GUI language. Fyne is... fine but building code is annoying.

See https://GitHub.com/ssebs/go-mmp

LOL putting a lot of faith in the average user to be able to Google something

Macro Pad driver software, written in Golang. If you have an arduino powered device, you could use this to run various keyboard shortcuts and other macros. No device? No problem! You can still click on the buttons to run the macros.

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Also, in our desktop/laptops, we set the DNS servers to an IP address, not to a hostname.

Macro Pad driver software, written in Golang. If you have an Arduino powered device, you could use this to run various keyboard shortcuts and other macros.

What kind of macros can you make?

    Shortcuts:
        CTRL + C, CTRL + V, etc.
    Press whatever key you want, as long as it's in the list.
        Skip song, type "enter", etc.
    Repeat keypresses (or mouse button presses)
        Playing cookie clicker? Press your macro to repeatedly press your mouse button down until you click the macro again
    More?