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by seveibar 2y ago
Is this something that could help people write code using my framework (tscircuit) more easily? I'm confused how I could add docs/recommend users to use Continue with a custom tscircuit assistant
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by seveibar 2y ago
This is a very nice writeup, in game engines, they often cache a “nav mesh” that indicates how one point can go to basically any other point. As the author, mentioned, finding a path to a known outer point validates that the point has not b
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The Recursive Pattern Pathfinder(blog.autorouting.com)
1 points by seveibar 2y ago|0 comments
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by seveibar 2y ago
IMO the prefixed api key convention with a public portion and base58 encoding that i wrote about 2 years ago is so so much better than CD-key style API keys https://github.com/seamapi/prefixed-api-key
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by seveibar 2y ago
Val town has been a huge inspiration for the tscircuit site which is basically a typescript playground for electronic design. We extensively use codemirror-ts which was created by Val town and enables typescript autocomplete inside a codemi
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JLCSearch – Find the most in-stock jlcpcb parts(github.com)
1 points by seveibar 2y ago|1 comments
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by seveibar 2y ago
JLC is great for getting prototypes quickly, but it was difficult to find the most stocked parts. I built on the great work done by the jlcparts project https://github.com/yaqwsx/jlcparts and built a simpler interface
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by seveibar 2y ago
XML is insanely powerful, there are 1,000 page books on XML alone. But React is a much smaller standard that extends XML to an insanely effective point (assuming basic JS as base knowledge) It's because I like XML that I think JSX is a
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by seveibar 2y ago
I love Yoga (flexbox++ engine built by Meta), and yes most people don't understand that React is simply not coupled to the DOM!
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by seveibar 2y ago
Runtime safety is slower than compile type safety. Runtime safety SHOULD be opt-in if there's a performance penalty! For runtime safety, there are lots of frameworks that follow TS's standard, one of the best is called "zod&q
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by seveibar 2y ago
Sorry, my point was to illustrate that XML is verbose so data-representation isn't a good fit. Most languages implement some kind of language-specific builder-pattern for CLIs, which in some sense is "re-inventing" a declarat
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by seveibar 2y ago
Ink is great for CLI tools and enables really great tools. People who are saying React only belongs on DOM are missing out- React is the world's most popular and powerful declarative programming paradigm. It's being used for nativ
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How tscircuit works – compiling functional circuits from React code(blog.tscircuit.com)
1 points by seveibar 2y ago|0 comments
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by seveibar 2y ago
I ran some benchmarks and got about a 10% improvement by porting a simple function used in autorouting to C. With the subfunction ported to C, Bun was still ~15% slower than node (v8). As the article hints at, you probably need to port fair
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by seveibar 2y ago
The problem with most CAD tools is they don't represent "design intent" or high-level components well, and I believe this is mostly due to the language's not being sophisticated enough e.g. a human says "these holes
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by seveibar 2y ago
You might like the PCB constraint system we're building at tscircuit for laying out boards, the biggest issue with most systems imo is that you can't cleanly specify constraints. In tscircuit you can just use a <constraint &#x2
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by seveibar 2y ago
For people interested in coding CAD in React, my team built a react fiber layer over jscad and are investing heavily into building an MIT-licensed 3d electronics library: https://github.com/tscircuit/jscad-fiber I don&
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by seveibar 2y ago
I agree with this take, I think hg could have overtaken git for a while, but git catered a bit better to the OS communities and hg catered a bit more to big companies from a DX perspective. Maybe in this case, the important thing is knowing
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by seveibar 2y ago
This article reinforces a lot of my biases around early bets. Taste is so so important, everyone looks at you weird when you say you're betting on "niche, tasteful solution" (git) instead of "common, gross solution"
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by seveibar 2y ago
Waymo is growing incredibly fast (from 2 days ago, nearly 100k trips per week with exponential growth) https://www.reddit.com/r/SelfDrivingCars/comments/1ezysb5/wa...
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by seveibar 2y ago
IANAL but yea probably? Same as any cloud server. I’m not sure of an AGPL game or technology would ever be knowingly used inside a cloud service
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2GB Raspberry Pi 5(raspberrypi.com)
5 points by seveibar 2y ago|1 comments
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Intersection Jumping: I 100x'd my autorouter's performance with 3 rules(blog.autorouting.com)
2 points by seveibar 2y ago|0 comments
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by seveibar 2y ago
I think they should expand the scope to direct contribution for easy issues (right now Oscar seems mostly for surfacing project information to contributors), I've had a lot of luck using aider + sonnet for direct contribution, and I&#x
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by seveibar 2y ago
it usually isn't accurate. LLMs generally have very little spatial awareness.
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by seveibar 2y ago
whenever I see a new model I always see if it can do engineering diagrams (e.g. "two square boxes at a distance of 3.5mm"), still no dice on this one. https://x.com/seveibar/status/1819081632575611279 Wo
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Building a Grid-Based PCB Autorouter(blog.autorouting.com)
3 points by seveibar 2y ago|0 comments
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by seveibar 2y ago
Not an expert but my impression is that RLS is not only rock solid, but extremely more testable since you can construct sql queries that test virtually any access scenario
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Jscad-fiber: Create 3D CAD models with React(github.com)
1 points by seveibar 2y ago|1 comments
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by seveibar 2y ago
Hey everyone, we're working on building a library of electronics components and we're trying to get an AI to help us build it, but since tscircuit is a React project we thought we should also create the 3d CAD models in React! Thi

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