@Samhitab4u They wave these shiny things in order to attract you but never want you to actually get it. It's a rigged system. Most of these companies do this, and their customer support is a hard dead end.
@faqdev Claude won't take accountability for the code it writes. Claude, GPT, at the end of the day are just tools. An engineer is supposed to explain why the code makes sense, trade-offs etc from whatever is generated. The key word here is "accountability" and explainability.
Building for dogs was completely different from building tech for humans. Our users can't give feedback, read instructions or tell us what's wrong, so we had to observe closely and design for what they actually do.
Our team of four won the Hardware Track (Creature Commons) at Claude Opus Build Day, Bangalore ๐
We built Laika, a soft friend on the wall that lets a dog ask for a walk, a game or a treat, and tells its owner how the day went. (1/4)
With two designers on the team, we learned to start from the user, not the tech. Building a product means deciding what to leave out.
Thankful for the amazing team, organisers, builders, dogs and everyone else in the room.
github: https://t.co/RUUzazOeXr
With two designers on the team, we learned to start from the user, not the tech. Building a product means deciding what to leave out.
Thanks to my team and the organizers for this wonderful event.
github: https://t.co/nMKOM3oKtW
@arsh_goyal@Kimi_Moonshot If you're interested in hosting it in Bangalore, I can help with venue+logistics+organising.
I am an active IEEE Leader and have hosted hackathons/events/webinars etc...
Let me know if you're interested
@Bhumi__M026 Recieved chicken instead of veg food one day and compensation was a useless coupon.
Compensation is supposed to go directly to customers account. Not some marketing stunt.
Both Swiggy and Zomato show lack of ownership to such mistakes. Customer care is taken for granted.