Nighed

The trick is to split up the tasks into chunks.

Ask it to identify the blocks.

Then ask it to identify the connections.

Then ask it to produce the diagram.

The idea of the mental model CAN be done by AI.

In my experience, if you get it to build a requirements doc first, then ask it to implement that while updating it as required (effectively it's mental state). you will get a pretty good output with decent 'debugging' ability.

This even works ok with the older 'dumber' models.

That only works when you have a comprehensive set of requirements available though. It works when you want to add a new screen/process (mostly) but good luck updating an existing one! (I haven't tried getting it to convert existing code to a requirements doc - anyone tried that?)

Ah, I turned off auto play because it would randomly start playing other music instead of continuing my massive playlist....

Yeh, found it in the android app (on tracks, not artists). Not there on desktop though.

I can play the radio on the app to my desktop though.... Guess that works. Not exactly great UX though.

Thanks for pointing out that it exists though!

At my PC now, where the radio option doesn't seem to exist at all!?!

Thanks for the long reply.

Did not know the radio function existed. On mobile at least I can't find it on the artists page? I have to go into the ... Menu on a track in a playlist?

I listen to a lot of instrumental stuff while working, so I may be going too indy? Someone like soundcriters should should have something on their page?

https://open.qobuz.com/artist/5003476

I dislike that you have to go to a playlists page to play it in shuffle, you can't do it from the playlists menu.

Double clicking should play a track but doesn't.

They don't have any other recommendations apart from those human made ones though? Couldn't find what I wanted.

The UI is awful and their artist pages are normally blank for indy artists.

The migration is pretty seamless though, and they apparently pay their artists way better.

It's so much easier to see diffs/merges with gui tools. 90% of the operations can be handled easily in the UI.

I only need to use the command line and use the docs when I do something complicated (I still screwed something up).

I do understand it's there though, I'm not sure using it for the basic stuff would help me with the complicated stuff.

You don't have an open banking requirement for banks?

I assume because the most expensive plan is what all the power users have?

Also not good if you get RSI, damn that game destroys fingers.

People who review games poorly are unlikely to play them for long though. How would you filter them as not to drop most legit negative reviews?