onmai-xyz

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by onmai-xyz 9mo ago
If you control the ssh server it can be configured to only allow what you want. Certainly tedious but I would consider it worth while as it stands with agents being well, agentic.
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by onmai-xyz 4y ago
Yellow could be used to start the sequence in reverse order. You are stopped at an intersection with a red light, light turns yellow for a brief time indicating proceed with caution as the cross street has just had its green light go direct
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by onmai-xyz 8y ago
Speaking from user space that has G65 macro-b option, not machine tool builder (sudo) space. >I think of G-code as ASM. >Eventually, something actuates a servo, and servos don’t understand iteration. I think of it more as an intermedi
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by onmai-xyz 8y ago
Have you been able to arrive at any clear repeatable structure in your macro programming, or is it just ad-hoc make it fit for this job and this machine? Asking, because I am trying to level up cnc programming to "normal" programm
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by onmai-xyz 8y ago
>G-code is the most hilariously bad language Let's do a web site programming analogy(weak but relatable), because JS is now a mature programming language with advanced interpreters. This was not the case back when JS was used to mak
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by onmai-xyz 8y ago
Tooling data in a G-Code data structure bootstrapped with G65 and M98 would support fixture models. Certainly a chicken and egg problem though, my ideal future would have CAD files generated from single source of truth CNC files:)
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by onmai-xyz 8y ago
>machinist still needs to load everything correctly. It's very easy to make a mistake. Tool configuration is kinda-sorta solved with ISO 13399, this is being supported in more and more CAM systems and tool vendors, but as you say it
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by onmai-xyz 8y ago
A good G-Code variant would roll up the un-rolled loops and separate the geometry data from the tool config data. This is what the view of a CAM IDE presents, G-Code source can be structured the same. If you change the semantics on some of
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by onmai-xyz 8y ago
$ rm file $ echo $? $ 0 Silent, unless you go looking. The return value of the last executed command is available as $?. I picked this up at http://www.rsync.net/resources/howto/remote_commands.html f
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by onmai-xyz 9y ago
Mechanical engineers are overseeing a software sub-culture with regards to many of their creations being physically manifested. CAD/CAM that spits out g-code to run on mother machines, aka cnc machine tools. I personally would like to