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by injidup 7mo ago
The fun thing is that onshape itself has a very thin kernel. Most of what you see as built in features are actually featurescript based. Onshape provides the source code for their built in feature set as a reference. https://ca
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by injidup 7mo ago
These types of CAD scripting tools are great but always try to position themselves as an “alternative” to GUI-driven CAD, whereas in reality they are complementary. OnShape got it right with FeatureScript ( https://cad.onshape.com
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by injidup 7mo ago
I'm confused about what this solves. They give the example of someone editing a function and someone deleting the same function and claim that the merge never fails and then go on to demonstrate that indeed rightly the merges still fai
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by injidup 7mo ago
They bootstrap a workflow with a prompt then build an orchestrator off that then prompt it to be converted to an opencode plugin and then prompt a website to be generated advertising it and then prompt a tool that reviews hacker news feedb
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by injidup 7mo ago
Our stack is msvc / cmake / ninja / incredibuild ? Can you support such things?
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by injidup 7mo ago
It's so frustrating seeing all this sandbox tooling pop up for linux but windows is soooooo far behind. I mean Windows Sandbox ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/applicati... ) doesn&#x
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by injidup 7mo ago
Can you explain how to take advantage. Is there any specific info from anthropic with regards to context window size and not having to care about MCP?
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by injidup 7mo ago
It does help. (random research paper but there are many. Nit pick if you like) https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6760384/ However two thing can at the same time be true. Alcohol is one of the most dangerous
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by injidup 7mo ago
I'm totally aware it's just a machine with no internal monologue. It's just a stateless text processing machine. That is not the point. The machine is able to simulate moral reasoning to an undefined level. It's not nece
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by injidup 7mo ago
I'm not sure the utility of this kind of stuff anymore. It's relatively easy to sketch a layout on a napkin + prompt and then prompt claude code to use python textual as as TUI layer. I've had pretty good success with Textua
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by injidup 7mo ago
lazygit supports vim style keybindings and mouse click and scroll. I mostly use the key shortcuts but sometimes the mouse is useful. But i agree that a well thought out state machine that can be navigated through via keyboard is a dream to
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by injidup 7mo ago
My main concern is not that a direct Claude command is prompt injected to do something evil but that the generated code could be evil. For example what about simply a base64 encoded string of text that is dropped into the code designed to b
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by injidup 7mo ago
lobster: Like rust, python and ruby all mixed together
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by injidup 8mo ago
> the only viable solution becomes giving the movement its demands. This interpretation reeks of Western naivete. Students were not merely arrested — they were gunned down en masse in the streets and even in hospitals. They were provoked
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by injidup 8mo ago
I remember a old grey beard calling me lazy because I programmed in C++ instead of assembler. Using LLMs has pushed this attitude up a few abstraction layers.
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by injidup 8mo ago
Maybe the take is that those reports that people took a day to write were read by nobody in the first place and now those reports are being written faster and more of them are being produced but still nobody reads them. Thus productivity do
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by injidup 8mo ago
Fuck vibe coding. If you want a system that actually stays stable, use OpenSpec (or something like it) to build a closed-loop rig where your requirements drive the code and the code proves it met the requirements. In one weekend, I built a
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by injidup 9mo ago
Soggy is not a problem.Recycling paper involves wetting it to loose the fibres and then reforming it. It's how paper is made.
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by injidup 9mo ago
You should almost never ever be writing your own move constructors. Use compiler generated defaults. It's only for very rare specialist classes that you need to override compiler generated defaults. Many times when you think you need t
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by injidup 9mo ago
What's with the "accept" only button for cookies on this website. If you drill down through the cookies link it explains in over verbose detail how you can disable tracking for individual cookies and each cookie has a unique
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by injidup 10mo ago
That is the decision of artists to sign with a mega corp. Any tom dick or harry can create a Spotify account, load their warbling autotuned ditty written by themselves ( or AI ) on any theme, in any genre and wait for fame or fortune to app
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by injidup 10mo ago
A 2d sketcher with constraints is kind of similar. For example the equation A = B + C Where A, B, C are the lengths of 3 parallel lines. Within the sketcher you can drag the length of any one of those lines and the other two will adjust to
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by injidup 11mo ago
Most “AI is rubbish” takes treat it as an open-loop system: prompt → code → judgment. That’s not how development works. Even humans can’t read a spec, dump code, and ship it. Real work is closed-loop: test, compare to spec, refine, repeat.
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by injidup 11mo ago
Why the word "sustainable" in here? It's like every product pitch these days needs the word "sustainable" in it to pass legal.
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by injidup 11mo ago
It's simple. Booking.com will fuck you over and have all sorts of fine print to cover themselves. However I can simply recommend if they do something like cancel a confirmed booking don't bother contacting customer support. Simply
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by injidup 11mo ago
Opens instantly on my machine. It takes the same amount of time as neovim. Now if you want to complain about something then vscode takes 12 seconds to load
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by injidup 1y ago
You take a photo of an AI generated photo. What's yr proof worth then?
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by injidup 1y ago
When rocking your Meta, Ray Ban, MacDonalds, Tesla XR AR 0009fNG plus Reality engine contact lense inplants it will be important to cross reference your experiences with what really happened.
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by injidup 1y ago
I came back to this. NOBODY mentioned speckit! https://github.com/github/spec-kit """ Spec-Driven Development flips the script on traditional software development. For decades, code has been king — speci
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by injidup 1y ago
I have this annoying problem. When not plugged into my car I can say "Hey google remind me to call in sick tomorrow" and it will put an entry into the calendar for me. But if it is plugged into my car the same request will elicit

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