One of the best and most complete Hackaday posts I’ve ever read, lol.
Some stuff, it’s okay to let the robot do.
Finding and filling in a slick little BOM display component, for example: people don’t just come up with extra 30+ minutes to do that when they’re spending hours on a post.
> Once you’ve felt that, you start seeing NFC taps differently. You’re not reading the tag. You’re powering it.
I stopped at this line too. My AI detector is too bad right now
Your loss.
One of the best and most complete Hackaday posts I’ve ever read, lol.
Some stuff, it’s okay to let the robot do.
Finding and filling in a slick little BOM display component, for example: people don’t just come up with extra 30+ minutes to do that when they’re spending hours on a post.
It's a great project, just sad the author fobbed off the blog post about it to AI and made it worse by doing that.
These days it's more important for a write-up to be real than to have snazzy wording. Especially to an audience interested in this kind of topic.
If I want to read a post about an NFC business card written by ChatGPT, I can ask it myself
They didn't even get a good photo of the final product...
The only shot I saw was "while I was writing them" why not show what it looks like while in use?
Without a repo link to design files, I have no evidence that this project is real and not marketing copy. Sorry.
I believe it's real, but there are no artifacts to corroborate. That's a poor article.
It is sad that the internet has devolved into this state.