Thread 106634123

>stumped on complex project
>AI can't do anything useful with it
What do I do now?

>>106634123 (OP)
trial and error, the scientific method

>>106634123 (OP)
count to bigger numbers

>>106634123 (OP)
What's your complex project?

>>106634462
Thank you for making this. I will use it for the Maid Card for maidgate.

>>106634471
A compiler and virtual machine for a string processing language.

>>106634123 (OP)
Clean your room, stinky.

>>106634641
use this instead, my man

>>106634918
Thank you for making this. How many of these did you make?

>>106636254
I made 5,000,000 with my science computer.

>>106636442
Please post them.

>>106636254
nano banana, it's free but you need a good account

remember to cover up their dumb little Gemini star is watermarks images with

also, you can keep changing your prompt, hitting re-reun, and saving your image without consuming tokens

just a tip, from one gigamaid to another

>>106634123 (OP)
You should post more anime girls while you explain what has you stumped desu.

>>106637107
Thank you for telling me. These are excellent.

>>106637227
I made a compiler and a virtual machine, both powered by parser combinators. The compiler works flawlessly and I can verify the outputs are always correct. The virtual machine does not. It frequently produces incorrect results, or just silently fails and produces nothing instead of even throwing an exception and I have no idea why. I have been stepping through my code with a debugger for several hours without progress. Initially it was only failing in the pattern matcher (this is a string processing language) but now I have sporadic failures all over the place.

I have an older version of the same language which has everything except the pattern matcher, but it was built with JavaCC so I do not want to release it, due to third-party dependency.

>>106634471
schedule planner and note taker web app

>>106637815
Sounds like you need to take a break and eat a burger anon.
I may not know how your system works but if the pattern matcher is failing maybe the data is getting corrupted before being parsed

>>106637227
Hey that is my sandwich!
You make the sanwiches, not eat them

>>106634123 (OP)
Use a giga-expensive Claude model
If that doesn’t work, pause for 6-18 months for a better AI thing to come out

>>106637815
>Thank you for telling me. These are excellent.
you're very welcome, appreciative maid poster