@itsolelehmann X analytics

i'm obsessed with this idea of "vibe coding physical devices" right now even hardware noobs (like me!) can now finally turn our weird little ideas into gadgets that actually work you just describe the gadget you want, then schematik (basically cursor for hardware) picks the correct parts, writes the code to run them and walks you through building it. for example, here are 10 templates you can start with and make your own: 1. a plant that throws a disco a soil sensor warns you when it’s thirsty. water it and the LED ring celebrates with rainbow lights and a victory tune lol 2. a morning receipt printer turn it on and it prints today’s forecast onto a little paper briefing, with optional calendar events and blank lines for handwritten to-dos. 3. a digital hair clip a tiny wearable screen that displays your own messages. press a button to cycle through them. 4. a weather display that tells you what to wear checks the weather over wi-fi, then tells you whether to grab a jacket,

build-in-public mainly attracts other builders, NOT customers. so many people don't understand this