100 percent James.
This all started Friday afternoon. I was on edge all weekend and couldn’t fall asleep untill about 2 am Sunday. I was tired and wired when I posted that.
Quotes and context next time. God I hope there’s not a next time. This has sucked.
This all started Friday afternoon. I was on edge all weekend and couldn’t fall asleep untill about 2 am Sunday. I was tired and wired when I posted that.
Quotes and context next time. God I hope there’s not a next time. This has sucked.
August 9, 2026 at 4:34 PM
100 percent James.
This all started Friday afternoon. I was on edge all weekend and couldn’t fall asleep untill about 2 am Sunday. I was tired and wired when I posted that.
Quotes and context next time. God I hope there’s not a next time. This has sucked.
This all started Friday afternoon. I was on edge all weekend and couldn’t fall asleep untill about 2 am Sunday. I was tired and wired when I posted that.
Quotes and context next time. God I hope there’s not a next time. This has sucked.
Claude coded it. But - the features weren’t decided by an LLM. It’s as if I promoted it and it made a complete app.
My specs and feature set. It wasn’t a one shot build. I’ve added on each section of the app through different itterations. The commit history shows this.
My specs and feature set. It wasn’t a one shot build. I’ve added on each section of the app through different itterations. The commit history shows this.
August 9, 2026 at 4:49 AM
Claude coded it. But - the features weren’t decided by an LLM. It’s as if I promoted it and it made a complete app.
My specs and feature set. It wasn’t a one shot build. I’ve added on each section of the app through different itterations. The commit history shows this.
My specs and feature set. It wasn’t a one shot build. I’ve added on each section of the app through different itterations. The commit history shows this.
App store review reached out to me and let me know that they had apparently never been given the updated build and that the app should be fine to submit now.
Mind the licensing agreements.
Mind the licensing agreements.
August 8, 2026 at 11:49 PM
App store review reached out to me and let me know that they had apparently never been given the updated build and that the app should be fine to submit now.
Mind the licensing agreements.
Mind the licensing agreements.
Here’s the fixed version.
August 8, 2026 at 2:36 PM
Here’s the fixed version.
Yeah you do that. Want me to point out the commit I did to my app where I fixed the problem where it routes people to random fields in Mexico? That one took me several nights to fix. Yours also has it! Weird right?
August 8, 2026 at 2:33 PM
Yeah you do that. Want me to point out the commit I did to my app where I fixed the problem where it routes people to random fields in Mexico? That one took me several nights to fix. Yours also has it! Weird right?
Feature by feature dude. The day after I post to Reddit. Seriously? You couldn’t even setup the data sources correctly because that was not done in the repo.
August 8, 2026 at 1:35 PM
Feature by feature dude. The day after I post to Reddit. Seriously? You couldn’t even setup the data sources correctly because that was not done in the repo.
Hi Jack. I’m the developer of darkhours.app a free, open source app I started writing around June. The github repo has the full history if anyone wants to check it out. It certainly took more than a few weekends to write. github.com/mbeher2200/D...
My app doesn’t have the location bug, btw.
My app doesn’t have the location bug, btw.
DarkHours — Dark Sky & Astrophotography Planner
DarkHours is a free, open-source astrophotography planning app for moon phase, weather, and light pollution forecasting.
darkhours.app
August 8, 2026 at 1:10 AM
Hi Jack. I’m the developer of darkhours.app a free, open source app I started writing around June. The github repo has the full history if anyone wants to check it out. It certainly took more than a few weekends to write. github.com/mbeher2200/D...
My app doesn’t have the location bug, btw.
My app doesn’t have the location bug, btw.
Nice work! Here’s the source code from an open source project I wrote that is nearly exactly like it: github.com/mbeher2200/D... That’s such a strange coincidence. Same name and feature set even.
GitHub - mbeher2200/DarkHours: Landscape Astrophotography and dark-sky planner — predicts weather, lunar cycles, Milky Way visibility, light pollution, meteor showrs, and Auroras. It finds nearby dar...
Landscape Astrophotography and dark-sky planner — predicts weather, lunar cycles, Milky Way visibility, light pollution, meteor showrs, and Auroras. It finds nearby dark-sky sites, and best nights...
github.com
August 8, 2026 at 1:00 AM
Nice work! Here’s the source code from an open source project I wrote that is nearly exactly like it: github.com/mbeher2200/D... That’s such a strange coincidence. Same name and feature set even.