New Members system and AI

 The add member system is now working.  

I hadn't tested it for some time and it was based on a different database for collection of data.

I switched to a file based database called sqlite to keep track of  fasts. That way, when the system is converted to a a smartphone app, the information can come with the user. That comes later, when I am satisfied with its capabilities,  maybe a year from now. 

It's difficult to tell how long before I'm satisfied with it. There's too much missing. Every time I think I have a handle on what my fasts are doing to my body,  I find another reason to create another statistics program.

There's way too much work to be done to expect a fully replete water fasting application yet. Especially for extended fasts, which this system is focused on.

The artificial intelligence model Claude is so powerful that it takes me only a day or so to write out instructions for another small program or two. For instance switching to a new database, called sqlite, took about one day. 

First, there's the program that sends a code to an email to the new member, then another that receives the code and matches it to the email, then it creates the new member in the sqlite database. 

Anyone that is telling you that AI is in a bubble and is not really usable has no idea what's taking place. 

I've been programming computers since 1981 or 1982, and I'm telling you, it's amazing what Claude creates. Only humans have intuition, but it's humans that create the AI. 

Some of the programs Claude creates in seconds are as good as my programming level and sometimes much better. I'm a powerful programmer and when I say, it does a better job than me, I know what I'm saying. I've written some major programs. I automated a single leaf, automated publication system on aircraft manufacturing for McDonald Douglas. A much more.

Yeah,this is real.

Pierre





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