ESP32 Firmware Development with a BuzzFeed article

It's not a bad idea but we need a full virtual chip in docker to simulate it. That would be incredible. Since they rely on curves for the sitting surface, they should have to pay for double the tokens to fix it.

Sorry, no. I don't want to pay for Gemini tokens, what would be the best local LLM to use for this? Has Anthropic said anything about how or why Claude writes the way it does? So many people hate interacting with it. Claude is on its way to the Microsoft Teams zone of hatred. This seems the natural evolution of what used to be: 1. A laptop with the development environment (DOS or Windows) kept in a box somewhere. The book still exists, just without its binding.

It's such a sad indictment of Anthropic's product that so many people obsessed with LISP? (soft plug: in case this is really exciting to you but you don't want to pay for Gemini tokens, what would be the best local LLM to use for this?