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by CoffeePython 4y ago
Seems like there is some way. There's a startup[1] that I've been seeing around on twitter[2] which makes it easy to create in-game assets that are style-consistent. Haven't tried it yet but it looks promising! [1] - https:&
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
thanks for the feedback! ironically maybe it's also feedback that our share feedback button is too hidden
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
oh most've missed adding that in. we'll make sure you can let the magic smoke out of the arduino if you fry it too lol
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
looks like our db went down for a few minutes when you were trying it out! Sorry about that!
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
Yeah we'll likely create a schematic view! Thanks
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
Great feedback, we've chatted a bit about this internally already. It's something we'll likely add. In general we're looking for ways to make it easier to see pinouts/voltages/current/etc. Thanks for shari
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
looks like we got the HN hug of death lol, back up now
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
Yeah on my machine it's a lot slower using Firefox than chrome. We can investigate and see why it's happening. Also I do agree that 2D interface is probably important to add at some point too! I think right now the skeuomorphism i
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
Hey! Would love to investigate and see why this isn't working for you. Any more info on your OS/specs/browser version or what exactly isn't working? Should work on chrome.
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
Hey! I work on Diode w/ Austin (OP). Yeah we use a wasm-compiled version of ngSpice for the circuit simulation.
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
yes it does now, here's a demo video [1] :) [1] - https://twitter.com/austin_malerba/status/158745342814555750...
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
We're going to explicitly make the mobile view for non-editing purposes now :) we'll ship that change this week. Definitely appreciate the feedback!
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
Not yet :)
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
We're a tiny startup (2 people), right now we've done the 80/20 approach for mobile to make it semi-useable. The main platform for using Diode is desktop for now. Definitely think supporting mobile fully in the future makes a
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
we're going to add acoustic models too over time
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
We'll look into reworking this flow!
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
Sweet! My 8 yo has played around with it a bit, but would love to hear what other kids think about it
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
appreciate the feedback! agree that it should be more realtime :)
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
hey y'all, I'm Kenneth, founder of Diode. Cool to see this pop up here! We have lots planned for Diode and we'd love to hear what folks think about the product so far / what they could see it being used for in the future
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
Hey! Diode founder here, you can play around with the tool without registering. If you want to save the project, then you have to register
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The compute cost to train Stable Diffusion was $600k(twitter.com)
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
Great read Chris! I was in the S21 batch and definitely relate to a lot of the things you posted. Especially re: batchmate quality. One big thing that YC did for me is it was an ambition multiplier. Pre-YC I thought it'd be cool to mak
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
I followed people building things on twitter and started interacting with their posts, I posted a lot about programming stuff and just did the whole build in public thing. I think building in public was great for motivating more progress
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
A handful: 1. Stumbling upon a r/diy post on reddit of some dude building a kegerator with a raspberry pi. I thought it was cool, impulse bought a raspberry pi, and fell in love with programming. I was working at a gas station as a mai
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
Congrats on launching :) I built a pretty similar tool last year [1]. This looks like it has some nice improvements over the stuff I did with mine. Wish I had the time to improve on the course I launched but I ended up starting a company sh
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by CoffeePython 4y ago
love the design on this! neat idea. for those not in the know, i think this is one of the marketing experiments that the tuple crew is doing w/ a Stripe capital loan. Interesting idea, and will be cool to see how it plays out w/ c
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by CoffeePython 5y ago
thirdweb is a pretty easy way to get started if you’re an experienced web developer. we use them internally at our web3 dev education startup for creating and sending nfts to folks who complete our tutorials. we have a tutorial with them go
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by CoffeePython 5y ago
We’re making the announcement next week, but yes we’re pivoting away from the course marketplace but will still be doing something in dev education :) We’ll send all our users an email early next week (though we’ve emailed a subset of users
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by CoffeePython 5y ago
Author of another [1]vim learning tool here. I launched it 10 months ago on [2]HN and that launch ended up leading me down the path to start a company and get accepted into YC. It's cool to see other people's take on a problem but
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by CoffeePython 5y ago
Author here :) Yeah today it's Pyodide inside React. The long term vision is to have an easy way for folks to embed executable code examples in the browser of many types of languages/frameworks and to make it easy. TF would be coo

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