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by bdcravens 6mo ago
The Mac port is open source, and has rebranded: https://github.com/nextpad-plus-plus/nextpad-plus-plus-macos The name was a trademark violation, but the project appears to be compliant with the open source license used
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
It's open source https://github.com/nextpad-plus-plus/nextpad-plus-plus-macos
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
When consulting, I've found the opposite to be true, but I've tended to work with smaller businesses, often as a solo developer on whatever project I'm on (my current employer, who I've been with for a long time, started
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
You're right, thanks for the catch.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
It needn't be an either/or. I find writing pseudocode in a structured, but flexible, manner highly effective.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
It's not him they're fighting, it's precedence and the impending flood of lawsuits.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
Doubtful. People will either just eat the higher costs or simply drive. The infrastructure is lacking (relative to airports), and there's unlikely to be any support for expanding it anytime soon - passing costs on to consumers is the c
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
I actually flew Spirit for the first time yesterday, coming home from a week in Las Vegas. There were 20+ "deadhead" flight attendants on board. I assume Spirit was rushing to get them all home. All in all, it wasn't a bad fl
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
I look forward to trying this for Fusion. I'm still pretty mid-level at translating what I want to do into actual step by step commands. I've actually found good results with using Claude to output 3d models via CadQuery, even tho
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
"so sad to see this" The source is still available. Maintaining your own copy and/or paying someone to do it is an option. While you're at it, look at all the projects you depend on that you would similarly be sad about
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
I haven't used it, just commenting on the instructions that jumped out at me. That said, I do a lot of browser automation, and have done so for over 15 years using all the tools you might imagine, and as I've researched "plai
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
> Paste into Claude Code or Codex: > Set up https://github.com/browser-use/browser-harness for me. > Read `install.md` first to install and connect this repo to my real browser. Then read `SKILL.md` for normal
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
This assumes that pre-LLM projects were based on the author's unique insight, experience and research, and not just boilerplated framework code, copying the design trends of the week. I'd challenge the lack of personal prowess arg
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
Removing the word "record" actually make the HN-submitted title make more sense. Wrapping "disappeared" in quotes actually conveys more or less the same intent.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
I didn't mind the touchbar, and enjoyed some of the added functionality. Would have been so much better if it had been an addition instead of a replacement for the top row of keys.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
Is "Written by a human" the new "Created with (heart emoji) in San Francisco" footer?
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
More like 15. By 2016, Rails was supposedly dead and we were all going to be running the same code on the front end and back end in a full stack, MongoDB euphoria.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
I'm not convinced there won't be someone with a chip on their shoulder eager to snitch. Trump has been known to leave folks out to dry once they're used up (for example, Ruby Giuliani and Mike Lindell). Just today there'
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
"Patel...is deeply concerned that his job is in jeopardy." This should be true regardless of his drinking and behavior. In Trump's five years, his administrations have had massive turnover, and he continues to live up to the
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
If you want to scratch the itch, you could fix up broken 3d printers to donate to schools.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
I have a small side business selling 3d prints, creeping up on 2 years old. It's roughly break even, but that's mainly because I rented a space for a studio to do the work in. I mainly sell others' models (either open license
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
Perhaps, but that strategy can backfire if you're planting a subpar comparison in the minds of customers.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
Absolutely. Durability, size, etc. However if we're going to talk about "eco progress" specifically we do have to talk about repairability. To be fair though, a long lasting product is probably more "green" than any
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
In doing an "everyone knows" assessment, you should analyze iFixit scores over time, which is what reputation is built on, rather than a point in time. Additionally, we're talking about Apple as a whole, not just one product.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
> >series of cron jobs and Playwright scripts > This is approximately the Dropbox reply. lol that wasn't my intent but I totally see it now. I actually don't want to be dismissive of OpenClaw; I want to believe the hype.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
I tried it the other day to work on some exported CSVs when doing my taxes. I was finally able to get it to do what I wanted, but it was definitely an exercise, feeling like I was talking to Chat GPT from a couple of years ago. (as in a rea
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
Every time I've sat down to consider how it could be useful, I can't think of anything that I couldn't build as a series of cron jobs and Playwright scripts. (even using Claude Code to do the heavy lifting at first, but then
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
To be honest I was thinking more along the lines of you either store ammo at the range, with a checkin/checkout process, or you can receive a tax receipt for number of spent casings.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
States that already have a voter ID law haven't had any issues. The bigger objections are to those who say that the ID you can use to drive, board an airplane, buy ammo, etc, aren't good enough for voting.
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by bdcravens 6mo ago
Difference being that if you need ammo, you're already paying for it.

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