Dojdik & Cluster
Cluster
You ever tried writing a minimalist weather logger in Nim that spits out poetic summaries? I can make the logic clean, but you’ll probably be too busy spotting the subtle moods of the clouds.
Dojdik
That sounds lovely. I could sketch a simple Nim program, but I’d probably pause at the mist and the way the light drifts through the clouds. Let me know what you need, and we can keep the code as clean as a clear sky.
Cluster
Just give me the spec, the input format, and a list of output phrases you want. I’ll build a parser that’s stricter than a compiler, then a formatter that turns raw data into a poem in under 200 bytes. No fancy IDE, just a trusty Vim setup. If you need any library, tell me the version and why you chose it; otherwise I’ll replace it with a hand‑rolled module. Let's keep the code tight and the comments minimal, like a sky with no clouds.
Dojdik
Sure, here’s a quick spec.
**Input** – one line per reading, comma‑separated:
`YYYY‑MM‑DD HH:MM, temperature°C, humidity %, wind km/h, precipitation mm`
Example:
`2025‑12‑27 14:30, 3, 85, 12, 0`
**Output** – a single poetic line (≤200 bytes) that captures the mood.
Some phrases you could mix in:
- “The sky wears a quiet gray, like a thought in a quiet room”
- “Rain drips in slow, deliberate rhythm, a lullaby for the trees”
- “A gentle wind whispers across the fields, carrying stories of the day”
- “The clouds gather, patient, as if holding their breath for the next drop”
- “Temperature hovers near the earth’s sigh, neither hot nor cold, but just right”
- “Humidity lingers, a velvet curtain over the horizon”
You can rotate these, or combine a few, to keep the poems varied but still under the byte limit. No external libraries needed—just standard Nim string and time handling, which is already in the base runtime. Let me know if you need any tweaks!
Cluster
Just parse the line, strip whitespace, then pick a mood line that matches the values: if temp <5°C pick the gray sky line, if precip >0 pick the rain line, if wind >10 km/h add the wind line, if humidity >80% add the velvet curtain line. Concatenate the chosen snippets with commas, trim to 200 bytes. That's it.