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FWIW though, I'm an engineer. I just use AI to hasten the process; physically typing was a huge bottleneck way back when. Now I just tell AI what to do, correct its mistakes real quick and we're off. No more typing huge amounts of code.
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If y'all are looking to go that route, I'd shoot for "btcpay integration" rather for "lightning integration."
Btcpay is a better documented piece of software than, say, integrating lightning. That makes it easier for AI to code that up.
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No, i was viewing on desktop. At 100% zoom level the font felt a bit small, and I had a hard time telling "5" from "6" apart. Obviously, everyone's setup is a bit different so it just may be on me.
I joined and predicted Dodgers in 6 btw, haha.
Are you viewing on mobile? There are some aesthetic changes I want to make but wanted to get it up and running and make sure contests were working properly.
The majority of time I spend is trying to get the AI to correct things it screws up. It is a tedious process. This is likely where technical experience comes in very handy as an engineer would have a pretty good idea of what is going wrong when something isn't working and can be more precise with the AI agent as opposed to saying "hey I tried to do this and this occurred, that shouldn't happen".
Lightning payments aren't fully integrated yet but @SatSquares has used AI for his football squares and lightning payments are working.