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CollegeAI's Growth Strategy: "Chanceme"(seve.blog)
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Show HN: Electronics.dev – a podcast about building electronics with code(electronics.dev)
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by seveibar 2y ago
We used this to build an interactive cli in the browser for Seam, and I’m currently working on using it to host a local typescript language server for tscircuit so that the playground has autocomplete. Imo a very useful technology
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Show HN: I made a script to generate GitHub org contribution overviews using AI(github.com)
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by seveibar 2y ago
This is why me and even some YC backed companies are working toward datasheet-to-component ai. We don’t trust third party, but we do trust datasheets (at least, trust enough to test for a revision)
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by seveibar 2y ago
Netlists, footprint diagrams, constraint diagrams etc. are mostly nonsense. I’m working on finetuning Phi3 and I’m hopeful it’ll get better. I’m also working on synthesized datasets and mini-DSLs to make that tuning possible eg https:&#x2F
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by seveibar 2y ago
No fine tuning needed, as long as the target language/DSL is fairly natural, just give eg a couple examples of tscircuit React, atopile JotX etc and it can generate compliant circuits. It can hallucinate imports, but if you give it an
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by seveibar 2y ago
I work on generative AI for circuit board design with tscircuit, IMO it's definitely going to be the dominant form of bootstrapping or combining circuit designs in the near future (<5 years) Most people are wrong that AI won't
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Show HN: Online Viewer for KiCad Footprints(tscircuit.github.io)
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by seveibar 2y ago
A raspberry pi 5 doesn’t use this chip (at least as the main chip). The RP2040 is for microcontrollers/embedded applications.
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Show HN: Generate PCB Footprints from text using AI(text-to-footprint.tscircuit.com)
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by seveibar 2y ago
People considering this project should also probably consider Graphile Worker[1] I've scaled Graphile Worker to 10m daily jobs just fine The behavior of this library is a bit different and in some ways a bit lower level. If you are usi
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by seveibar 2y ago
It’s a bit buggy right now but you should absolutely be able to do a simple project like that! I’m happy to help, my email and a community chat are on tscircuit.com If you haven’t built PCBs before it can be a bit tough, but it’s worth it f
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by seveibar 2y ago
Actively working on this! It will take some time to get right but I agree it’s a critical feature https://x.com/seveibar/status/1783672107702030778?s=46
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by seveibar 2y ago
Exactly! I'm hoping to expose autorouter/autolayout to userland (e.g. "drop your function here") and see what clever people come up with. I have some ideas but there's so many fun ways to do it so I'm cautious
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by seveibar 2y ago
Let me know how it goes! I would love talking to people working with it, so if you'd like drop me a line!! seve at tscircuit dot com It's wayy easier to collaborate in tscircuit, people can make submodules for eachother! So I coul
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by seveibar 2y ago
I totally agree that static analysis is critical and that's going to be a major effort. I see tscircuit as a great foundation for open-source static analysis as well as GUI tools to be built on (otherwise, it's kind of hard to ren
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by seveibar 2y ago
yep I ordered something like the board in the video (with a couple extra components) and for 5 boards (min quantity) it was $5 for PCB, $35 for assembly + parts, $25 for shipping. It'd be great if prototyping was cheaper but for a busi
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by seveibar 2y ago
I think a major issue with how datasheets are translated into existing EDA tools is none of the major constraints are transferred, and you usually need to manually place de-coupling capacitors or other major important components which is pr
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by seveibar 2y ago
There will absolutely be stuff like ground pours (probably via a <pour /> component) and the ability to create user-specified constraints and static analysis. Going from schematic back to JSX is a major goal, I'm building an
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by seveibar 2y ago
useWire and other type-safe routing features are coming soon! You are 100% correct that the way it’s currently being done can’t leverage the type system. I also agree that autorouting and auto-layout are critical (in the same way flex is im
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by seveibar 2y ago
You can build anything with a React Fiber layer, people have compiled things to mobile, 3d, VR, equations etc. Unironically I think that's a great project :)
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by seveibar 2y ago
Really appreciate the insights!! I think JSX/TSX are a lot more powerful than most data representations because 1) you can modularize and import sub-circuits really easily and with an effective known pattern (the npm registry installat
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by seveibar 2y ago
Cheers! Yes the reusability is really why React blew my mind years ago, unlike other frameworks at the time, React could really just be "dropped in"
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by seveibar 2y ago
That's awesome to hear!! React Fiber is super cool and I love to see new stuff on it! Yes I see the registry/central library being kind of like npm with a lot of React/tscircuit components that can be dropped into or used as
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Show HN: React for Circuits(github.com)
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by seveibar 2y ago
Just a quick observation: it seems to not mention commercial companies (or at least be biased against it). I tried executing "what are popular design tools with an infinite canvas" against both meta.ai and OpenAI. OpenAI returned
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by seveibar 3y ago
FWIW I run codegen for outputting db schema documention via CI and would recommend that for any project, it makes database exploration/diffs a lot simpler and of course can easily be ingested by AI.
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by seveibar 3y ago
I have a tiny command line program called `dir-prompt`[1] to format and copy to clipboard all the code in a directory to something that can be pasted into ChatGPT or Typingmind, but it is a huge issue that the AI will be too brief on the ge
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by seveibar 3y ago
Most projects design CLIs wrong, CLIs should be interactive by default to maximize discovery, everything from the command selection, to option selection, to specific parameter enum or even searchable resource ids. A -y flag should force it

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