Trying to do more complex stuff and it all falls apart. Trying to follow the documentation and nothing works. IDE and AI want to do things completely different and it all is just a mess.

Overall a frustrating experience (with a bit of euphoria in the middle). It could create some working code but I don't feel like have the agency. Not knowing how/why anything works.

3. Gemini failing to set up a BLE server on a raspberry pi. Slowly debugging it. I gave it some time to debug it. Following the steps giving it the new information. But I am not confident that it will manage to debug it.

2. Gemini probably creating the base functionality of the application I want. Basic Bluetooth functionality in an Android app written in Kotlin. Couldn't really test it so far.

My last wired Bluetooth earbuds broke at the cable. That's why I went with wireless this time.
But I miss taking one out without the need of holding it in the hand.

214 lines for both puzzles. It is neither short nor beautiful, but it gets the job done. The goal is to use pointers when they should be helpful to get used to them more. So far, I am only able to use them with some help of copilot.

Yep puzzle 2 was done in around 15 minutes.
I hope I can improve my speed for the next days, or I won't be able to complete many of these.

Overall a frustrating experience, but I think I learned a bit on how to tackle these problems better. Only the future will tell.

Finally got it working. The main problem in the end was that I used an integer instead of an array with one element.
Writing it down like that, it seems obvious that I should not change the variable type like that... But it made sense to me when I did.

I've got an idea why it might not have worked, but I am too tired to unpack everything again.