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idid
17d ago
I love to see more of these tools build on rhino's kernel. Arguably the best modelling (parametric, manual, or SDK) ergonomics when it comes to, from my experience, early stage aec workflows. A similar tool launched recently [0] that i
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idid
4mo ago
One extension, beyond stack: market category/domain/application - or any combo that tells me what the product does. Fab project otherwise!
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idid
4mo ago
Speckle | Head of Delivery | London (hybrid; UK-based) | Full-time | £120–140k base + variable (OTE ~£160k) + meaningful equity Speckle is the open-source platform that makes 3D/AEC design data accessible, trustworthy, and queryable ac
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Generate tool-specific AI config files from shared templates
(github.com)
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11mo ago
Speckle | Backend (Engineering), Founding Account Executive (Growth) | Full-Time | REMOTE | US East, London, EU | https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/speckle At Speckle [0], we’re on a mission to shake up the AEC (Architecture, Engine
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idid
1y ago
Having lived in several European cities so far (Brussels, Rotterdam, Stuttgart, Berlin, Bucharest), London's (where I have lived since 10 years) public transportation is one of the best I've seen so far. It's not without its
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idid
3y ago
Shameless plug: at Speckle[0] we have the same attitude (we even have Ralph, Plangrid cofounder, on the cap table). Only difference is we deal in 3D rather than pdfs, and we're open source for too many reasons to type on a mobile phone
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3y ago
Speckle | Remote | Europe | Full-time | Multiple Openings Speckle is the open source platform for connecting, collaborating and automating 3D data (buildings, bridges, roads, boats and more). https://speckle.systems ; https:&#x
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idid
4y ago
SomaFM is an amazing institution. I was introduced to it mid/early 2000's by travelling tech nomad from Germany that passed by Bucharest; I spread it to my family (dad keeps a recurring donation going and we have a family heirloom
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idid
5y ago
Hi! Random plug: we're building an OSS data platform for 3d data called Speckle [0]. Currently focused on architecture, engineering and construction, but we already have integrations with Revit, AutoCAD, Rhino, etc. - it might be worth
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5y ago
Speckle | London/Remote | Full Time | Sr. Frontend Eng. We're a young COSS company building the git for 3D. We're looking for a proactive & social sr. front-end engineer that is willing to build the future UIs for data in
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5y ago
Speckle | Remote | UK/Europe | Full-time | Backend/Devops Engineer, Frontend Engineer Hi! Dimitrie, founder @ Speckle. We are revolutionising how architects, engineers and construction professionals deal and interact with building
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idid
6y ago
For those inclined, there's a nice article by Marilyn Strathern, The Tyranny of Transparency [0] that echoes the sentiments in this article. It builds upon Hari Tsoukas' The Tyranny of light: The temptations and the paradoxes of t
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idid
6y ago
Agreed. That's definitely not the scale we operate at (digitally latent, partially marginal by hn standards industry). Nevertheless, this restricts free software to only "critical" need infrastructure that has high value from
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idid
6y ago
While I resonate fully with the ideals encompassed by free software, I find that the "logistics" of supporting them "in real life" are a completely different story, that has little to do with the ethos behind them. This
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6y ago
cached version: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:b4DOuG... (current link returns a 403)
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7y ago
Speckle | London | VP/Exec Commercial/Strategy | Full-time | Remote Our mission is to build the open source data platform for the AEC (architecture, engineering & construction) and foster a community of hackers and builders th
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Show HN: Satoshipay, Seamless Micropayments for the Web
(satoshipay.io)
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7y ago
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8y ago
would love to see how this could transform into a rougelike (or a rougelike with the same aesthetics). really cool job! will poke at the source.
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Ask HN: Founding a Foundation (or Not)
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8y ago
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9y ago
I understand now. Thanks for clarifying :) As a little side note - possibly helpful if you are willing to invest more time in this project in the long term: I've had some discussions long time ago with people from wikihouse [1], and am
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idid
9y ago
I'm afraid I can't provide a realistic answer to your question, only my encouragement to keep things open. Nevertheless, I am tangentially curious: once a project already is open source, can it be realistically (legally) closed up
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10y ago
Interesting read. I question though the need for a robot: why don't we use said sensing tech to empower Bob the Builder to "position brick within a seven mm" tolerance, and have the added advantage of well honed human heurist
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10y ago
As a little extra introduction, what this tool allows for is essentially the online mass customisation of parametric designs of any sort (from iphone cases to urban planning). The novel approach is that content creators are not required to
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Show HN: Online Mass Customisation from CAD Parametric Models
(streams.speckle.xyz)
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10y ago
related discussions on an article on the beeb[1], regarding the spread of confusion (Agnotology - wilful acts to spread confusion and deceit) [1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10856554
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idid
10y ago
And, guess what, it works with http://localhost:* too! It's brilliant. Thanks for the tip. As mentioned previously, I think it's super nice non-development related tool.
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10y ago
I'm really wondering if the academic environment, from a supposedly free-thinking and failure embracing context has started to share more similarities with a high-competition silicon valley startup scene (excuse the labelling) rather t
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Sorcery or science – the world of cherry picked data and sloppy statistics
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10y ago
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10y ago
Just curious, why do you think this? And what would it take? I am personally working on open source tools for architectural design data communication, hence my curiosity.
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