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by Robdel12 10mo ago
OpenSCAD has become my go to with my 3-D printer for dumb little things. And the best part is LLMs are getting decent / pretty good with it! My favorite thing I’ve printed is a little downsize coupler for the cool shirt system I built
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by Robdel12 10mo ago
> Or do you calibrate everything from tpms monitors to re pointing/tunes in your garage? Pretty much, yeah. I race SCCA and build race cars. Exactly why I want nothing to do with these, you don’t own it. You’re leasing the hardware
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by Robdel12 10mo ago
This comment is pretty funny to me, as a car guy. What’s there to service? It’s a software issue.
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by Robdel12 10mo ago
I have found Claude‘s voice chat to be better. I only recently tried it because I liked ChatGPTs enough, but I think I’m going to use Claude going forward. I find myself getting interrupted by ChatGPT a lot whenever I do use it.
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by Robdel12 10mo ago
The last time I ended up trying something like this I was implementing postgres features that the mocks didn’t. Now, I just tested against a real database in a docker container. I have over 1k tests that run about 1.5 mins. I’m pretty happy
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The Fastest Image Diffing Engine You've Never Heard Of(vizzly.dev)
5 points by Robdel12 10mo ago|0 comments
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by Robdel12 11mo ago
Right! I thought this at the very bottom was super interesting > For Claude and Claude Code users with access to Opus 4.5, we’ve removed Opus-specific caps. For Max and Team Premium users, we’ve increased overall usage limits, meaning yo
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by Robdel12 1y ago
This is fair, I’m admittedly very bad at this. I keep reaching for technical things to build, but I should focus on that. I’ll add some visuals today
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Honeydiff: Fast, Rich Image Diffing for Modern Visual Testing(vizzly.dev)
4 points by Robdel12 1y ago|3 comments
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by Robdel12 1y ago
Hey everyone! I've spent some time building my own image diffing library in Rust and I'm excited to share it. Excited enough to be ripped up by HN :) The biggest catalyst for this is knowing most visual testing tools image diffing
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by Robdel12 1y ago
This is ridiculous. The macOS app is signed. codesign -dv /Applications/Obsidian.app Executable=/Applications/Obsidian.app/Contents/MacOS/Obsidian Identifier=md.obsidian Format=app bundle
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by Robdel12 1y ago
Depreciation off of the initial price, absolutely. EVs have always been grossly overpriced tech machines. They’re not traditional cars. Look at Nissan leafs. They “traditionally” depreciate.
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by Robdel12 1y ago
I’m a huge car guy (race spec Miata, have 7 cars, etc etc). You will never EVER catch me in a car connected to the internet (this includes all the precious new EVs). Especially a Chrysler product. Look up how they were hacked in 2015…
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by Robdel12 1y ago
I’ve been working on [Vizzly]( https://vizzly.dev ) -- my attempt to make visual quality part of the development workflow, not an after-the-fact testing phase. Most visual testing tools spin up a recreated environment (copy the DO
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by Robdel12 1y ago
Yeah, my take is it’s sort of up to the person using the LLM and maybe how they match to that LLM. That’s my hunch as to why we hear wildly different takes on these LLMs working for people. Gemini can be the most productive model for some w
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Keep Docs Always Up-to-Date with Self-Updating Screenshots(vizzly.dev)
3 points by Robdel12 1y ago|0 comments
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by Robdel12 1y ago
Hell, leave the laptop!
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Show HN: Vizzly – Visual testing platform with built-in review workflows(vizzly.dev)
11 points by Robdel12 1y ago|0 comments
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by Robdel12 1y ago
My mom is 100% blind, everything I build I make sure my mom can use it. I remediated visa checkout to save a tier 1 bank contract and got them to WCAG2.0 compatibility. With my “credentials” out do the way… Ugh, this is what sort of bothers
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by Robdel12 1y ago
All of the approaches of driving the browser outside of the browser is going to be slow (webdriver, playwright, puppeteer, etc). Karma like approaches are where I’m at (execute in the browser)
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by Robdel12 1y ago
I’m on my phone and haven’t been able to break away to check, but anyone plug these into Codex yet?
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by Robdel12 1y ago
This “article” is awful > Some water is recycled, but a large portion evaporates during cooling and is lost forever. lol “large portion”
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by Robdel12 1y ago
God I love this, I’ve been nerding out on weather for quite a while now. I need to build this, it looks so fun!
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by Robdel12 1y ago
I really dislike when this happens. Completely side steps the standards process and puts forth an API that will have to be now considered since it’s in use. Chrome has done this before, too, I’m pretty sure with web components. Leading to t
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by Robdel12 1y ago
Makes me happy to know the Ford CEO is a diehard racer and has said on stage they’ll be the last selling manual v8s. Take it from my cold dead hands.
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by Robdel12 1y ago
This is beautiful, thank you!
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by Robdel12 1y ago
Absolutely nothing for most! I just really dread lisp and extending my editor shouldn’t feel so dreadful. But, I’ll never find a replacement, I’m forever trapped ((((()))))) send help
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by Robdel12 1y ago
Sadly you have to use VSCode. The closest editor that’s come to replacing emacs for me is Zed. But still, zed hasn’t won me over because their git solution is still not as good as magit I’m almost locked into emacs because of magit lol
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by Robdel12 1y ago
Teslas have always been objectively bad cars. Inconsistent panel gaps, bad paint from the factory, poor build quality, etc. The car folks have always known this. It’s taken elons politics for tech folks to realize.
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Show HN: Tornadic — a community driven tornado DB(tornadic.net)
1 points by Robdel12 1y ago|0 comments

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