Programming with ChatGPT

• django-http-debug

  2 47 6.7 Python

  Django app for creating endpoints that log incoming request and return mock data

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• squoosh

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• bulkredirectchecker

  1 0 5.3 Python

  here is some code that was 100% chatgpt created

  https://github.com/franzenzenhofer/bulkredirectchecker

  no humans touched the code directly

  and its not my most complex one, gpt.franzai.com is bit closed source

  how?

  whenever chatgpt runs into a repetetive wall start a new chat

  use https://github.com/franzenzenhofer/thisismy (also about 90% chatgpt written)

  to fetch all the code (and docs if necessary) -> deliver a new clean context and formulate the next step what you want to achieve

  sometimes coding needs 100+ different chats always with a fresh start to achieve a goal

  remember: chatgpt is not intelligent in an old fashioned way, it is a propability machine thats pretty good at mimicing intelligence

  once propability goes astray you need to start anew

  but limiting chatgpt to simple coding tasks just means that you are using it wrong

• thisismy

  5 16 5.6 JavaScript

  here is some code that was 100% chatgpt created

  https://github.com/franzenzenhofer/bulkredirectchecker

  no humans touched the code directly

  and its not my most complex one, gpt.franzai.com is bit closed source

  how?

  whenever chatgpt runs into a repetetive wall start a new chat

  use https://github.com/franzenzenhofer/thisismy (also about 90% chatgpt written)

  to fetch all the code (and docs if necessary) -> deliver a new clean context and formulate the next step what you want to achieve

  sometimes coding needs 100+ different chats always with a fresh start to achieve a goal

  remember: chatgpt is not intelligent in an old fashioned way, it is a propability machine thats pretty good at mimicing intelligence

  once propability goes astray you need to start anew

  but limiting chatgpt to simple coding tasks just means that you are using it wrong

• timg

  11 1,934 7.7 C++

  A terminal image and video viewer.

  > But to make that decision, I need to see the images. I could run a bash script to generate those images in a bunch of different qualities and then view them with some kind of image viewer, but that's extra steps - and it involves creating a bunch of temporary files that I then need to clean up.

  That's not correct at all. You can, in fact, do all of these steps in a single command line program with Konsole (or iTerm2 on Mac, or Kitty - whatever terminal you're using, as long as it supports these features), imagemagick, and bash.

  $ for size in $(seq 10 10 100); do; convert -resize $size% input.png output_$size.webp; timg output_$size.webp; done

  timg, here, is https://github.com/hzeller/timg, but you could use anything that speaks iTerm2 or kitty. This approach generalizes easily, too; you can easily use this to vary any parameter imagemagick supports, like webp compression or posterization or dithering, and print out any parameters of the image, like size, along with the image itself.

  > With the web version I can snap a screenshot with CleanShot X and then drag that screenshot straight onto the web page. I instantly see the different images, pick one that looks good to me, download that and then drag it into my S3 uploading software (Transmit).

  In my workflow, I edit in Showfoto or Darktable, resize (or, in my case, more often dither and resize) as demonstrated, and then `cp` the appropriate selected image into my blog's main image folder. Hardly more difficult, and while you might not enjoy it, that's exactly my point - we can both make things we like, but you're asserting that LLMs massively changed the landscape overall, while I'm not using them at all.

• aichat

  24 3,984 9.8 Rust

  All-in-one AI CLI tool featuring Chat-REPL, Shell Assistant, RAG, AI tools & agents, with access to OpenAI, Claude, Gemini, Ollama, Groq, and more.

  aichat has shell integration scripts that allow you to write English into the command line and press Alt+E to have it replaced with a command: https://github.com/sigoden/aichat/tree/main/scripts/shell-in...

  So you'd just type "use ffmpeg to convert 'my input.avi' to NTSC output and make the audio track quieter" => Alt+E => replaced with "ffmpeg -i "my input.avi" -target ntsc-dvd -af "volume=0.5" "output.mpg" (I just ran it)

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