That’s awesome.
Now why are you building a calculator?
What does your calculator do differently than the one that currently ships with Windows?
Nothing?
It does exactly what the current Windows calculator does. It doesn’t do anything different.
Feeding AI the requirements for an app that has existed since 1980 isn’t magic. Sure AI might do it faster, but when was the last time you bundled your app with a calculator?
I recently did a project with a new group where I gave them an assignment, and walked them through the scoring but ended it with – you can receive bonus marks for creativity and ingenuity in the solution you provide.
AI might help with tasks, with grunt work, with legwork, but it won’t make your solution more creative, unique, and interesting and it definitely will not help you as a person get better at what you do.
Stop proving things are cool by building the simplest application.
