Wow, this is such a cool hack. Taking a Casio F-91W—literally the indestructible watch—and giving it a microcontroller brain while keeping that retro LCD? Pure genius. The pluggable sensor module (starting with a thermometer!) is what sold me. Now I’m daydreaming about slapping on an air quality sensor, an NFC chip, or… honestly, why not a tiny radiation detector?

But flashing firmware via USB on a Casio? That’s the kind of absurdly cool detail that makes me love hardware tinkering. It’s like giving your grandpa’s old pickup truck a Tesla battery but keeping the patina.

Huge props for keeping it open and hackable.

This reads exactly like it was written by Claude. Was it? It's the exact same writing style.

Not passing any judgement on this specific comment, but I've seen a fair bit of what you describe in other comment threads on HN as of late, and I can't help but wonder — why? I get that some people bot on Reddit because you can sell the accounts to spammers and such later, but here? I just don't get why anyone would do it on HN, but it's definitely a thing.

I got lazy and ran a list of points through a language model. The key is to give it direction, like "be succinct".

(NB Just did this)

Your other comments seem human though!

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I'm interested. What is the subscription for? Are you running it through your own server?

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Grateful for HN! Happy New Year!

qdrant is better in my opinion

We're actively working on developing the ability for users to upload floor plans and have our system generate realistic renders. This feature is definitely part of our vision for the future of ReRender AI. Stay tuned for updates as we make progress in this direction!

Sure, hello! I'm in the process of enhancing the image's realism. Kindly allow me some additional time to achieve a more photorealistic result.

Hi there!

That university project sounds fascinating! Combining it with ReRender AI would indeed open up new possibilities for exploring ideas.

As for my setup, I generate images using my own GPUs hosted on LambdaLabs, which I've found to be the most cost-effective solution.

ReRender AI focuses on rendering, not sustainable design features. Architects must incorporate sustainability themselves. However, the AI can visually represent a passive solar high-rise if provided with the necessary design elements.

Perhaps later on. At the moment, we're focused on enhancing the product.