Today I used Claude to diagnose a blocking bug in a Steam game I really wanted to play. It took it 18 mins, but it unpacked the Godot package, figured out the bug, proposed a fix, and gave me an in game workaround.
I didn't have to do anything! Claude figured out the structure of the .pck file by using `strings`, then wrote some Python code with some magic Godot-specific code to unpack the specific chunks it needed.
An alternative that I experimented with and found to be very usable is one solar panel, a small camping battery ("portable power station"), and an Instant Pot. The total cost is not super high. The Instant Pot is power efficient and can cook a lot of food at once. Since it's battery powered you can start any time the battery is charged.
Today I used Claude to diagnose a blocking bug in a Steam game I really wanted to play. It took it 18 mins, but it unpacked the Godot package, figured out the bug, proposed a fix, and gave me an in game workaround.
I didn't have to do anything! Claude figured out the structure of the .pck file by using `strings`, then wrote some Python code with some magic Godot-specific code to unpack the specific chunks it needed.