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by avipeltz 10mo ago
havent tried it yet, but i just signed up so ill get back to you on that :)
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by avipeltz 10mo ago
Thanks we're totally open source too! so you can check us out on github too https://github.com/superset-sh/superset
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by avipeltz 10mo ago
Thanks for the question. For most traditional web apps using frameworks like Next.js, Vite, etc they'll automatically try the next port if its in use (3000-> 3001 -> 3003). We give a visualization of which ports are running from
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by avipeltz 10mo ago
Thanks! love to hear it :)
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by avipeltz 10mo ago
correct :)
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by avipeltz 10mo ago
Great question currently superset manages worktrees + runs setup/teardown scripts you define on project setup. Those scripts can install dependencies, transfer env variables, and spin up branching services. For example: • if you’re usi
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by avipeltz 10mo ago
We do plan to ship Windows (and Linux) builds, Electron makes that feasible, but for the first few releases we focused on macOS so we could keep the surface area small and make sure the core experience was solid since none of us are using
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Show HN: Superset – Terminal to run 10 parallel coding agents(superset.sh)
96 points by avipeltz 10mo ago|90 comments
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by avipeltz 11mo ago
Thanks! We have friends who are not using an IDE anymore and running 10+ jobs in parallel
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by avipeltz 11mo ago
Hey Avi here, happy to answer any questions you have about the project :)
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by avipeltz 1y ago
nice looking forward to it :)
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by avipeltz 1y ago
yall have been cooking ;) does the course also go through making a workflow or just an agent?
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by avipeltz 1y ago
Thanks! We've done a good amount of experimenting with cadquery and build123d and actually got it to the point where it can reliably generate compiling code, the problem is the generation quality is still more limited than openscad. We
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by avipeltz 1y ago
do it :)!
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by avipeltz 1y ago
The parametric editor take a few iterations to get to what you want, but heres an example of generating a simple bottle: https://app.adamcad.com/share/9e9412fb-2741-4513-ac2d-1f4e73...
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by avipeltz 1y ago
i just said "regular truncated tetrahedron", with the toggle switch to Parametric, wish i could drop a screenshot here
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by avipeltz 1y ago
then our product is probs better, build123d and cadquery are more useful if you need the output format to be a STEP file or something in a BREP format. For 3d printing applications thats not really necessary because your are exporting to a
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by avipeltz 1y ago
have you tried cadquery or build123d?
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by avipeltz 1y ago
definitely :)
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by avipeltz 1y ago
thats one that would be better for parametric mode. But parametric mode is definitely still in Beta so it might take a couple tries, but i was able to get it to generating a regular truncated tetrahedron after a couple prompts
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by avipeltz 2y ago
this is sick, all star founders making big moves ;)
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by avipeltz 3y ago
Is this real? is ROCm not horrible to use now? Anybody using it rn, if so what card and how is it working?
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by avipeltz 4y ago
agreed
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by avipeltz 4y ago
- AIMA by Russel and Norvig is a classic but I would say is more of overview of the field and for most topic areas isn't quite deep enough imo. - For deep learning specifically, a more applied text that is beautifully written and cho
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by avipeltz 4y ago
I think it could be, as long as there is a political will within the city to fix the problem and the funds that would need to be allocated are there(which in NYC they have the money for this). I think it would be easier than you think, muni
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by avipeltz 4y ago
They could definitely build in some trash compacting trash cans that have underground storage(built below the sidewalk); then just add the ability to collect and service those systems to whatever waste collection service the city gives the