Using AI in your applications won't make you poor!
I did a whole research about the pricing of AI because it's nowhere to be found. Yes, I do see the price per token. But what is the worth of a token? What is the worth of a million tokens? So i can do x for the price of y? Yes, if you have some patience. How much does that patience cost me? This is AFAIK the first article with a decent explaination of AI pricing that puts things in perspective: My article. Documentation is not my strongest skill. The amount of time this costed me is no joke. But the article has quite some research behind it done by myself.
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My own automated review system!
Gives a grade of just 6.5 for this project. The irony, it should see his own source when it comes to mediocre code. In general, I do agree with many of the points my review system mentions. It's fun to try to keep it happy. It's a challenge. My review system makes a detailed page per source file but I don't publish that. Instead, a summary is generated based on those independent reviews. Those together define the grade the project gets. Higher than 8 is not achieved yet.
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My own refactor system!
Only destroyed one time my source code. The refactor applies best practices on source code of many source types. Besides that, it adds my name, a description of the file and the MIT license I use for all my projects. Every file looks quite maintained this way. I have to automate it to apply it on all my projects. It does make backups of original files and everything is in a repository ofcourse. No source code loss here!
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Project: app
A foundational framework for applications, featuring a web server with an integrated database. The web server supports sessions, basic authentication, and database endpoints by default. Built on aiohttp, it can also be utilized for non-HTTP applications.