eschluntz

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by eschluntz 8mo ago
I did a double take at your name. Hello doppelganger!
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by eschluntz 10mo ago
Very cool! I've designed a lot of Hilbert Curve marble tracks, using OpenSCAD and python
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by eschluntz 11mo ago
Yeah if there's more interest I can publish the GH and onshape! I just need to sanity check that I didn't leave any keys in it or anything...
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by eschluntz 11mo ago
Thanks!
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Building a Robot Dog (with an airsoft gun)(erikschluntz.com)
48 points by eschluntz 11mo ago|12 comments
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by eschluntz 11mo ago
Blog post about my mechanical design, robot math, stress testing, and competition for "Mech Warfare", a small airsoft-only battlebots competition this summer
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by eschluntz 1y ago
https://github.com/eschluntz/eschluntz.github.io/blob/gh-pag... copy and pasted into a spreadsheet from the website, then claude wrote a little script to convert it into js <no commitment that this file wi
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by eschluntz 1y ago
How else m I going to geotarget you with ads? /s
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by eschluntz 1y ago
I thought about this, but I've seen several times where the signs say that the train is running late, but it's actually there and leaves perfectly on time! The schedule has been much more reliable since the electrification
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by eschluntz 1y ago
Thanks :)
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by eschluntz 1y ago
bullet trains should be displayed in red, but I haven't tested it yet at the right time and I've been too lazy to write tests with mocked time / gps :)
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by eschluntz 1y ago
"22nd st" shows up separately
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by eschluntz 1y ago
Also there's no backend - everything is in localStorage
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Todo list app with lots of confetti(erikschluntz.com)
3 points by eschluntz 1y ago|3 comments
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by eschluntz 1y ago
Made this while procrastinating some actual work, in an effort to get some more dopamine from crossing off todos. Completing an item gets you a confetti explosion, a satisfying ding, and shakes the item. Section headers (starting with &quot
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Show HN: When is the next Caltrain? (minimal webapp)(erikschluntz.com)
42 points by eschluntz 1y ago|27 comments
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by eschluntz 2y ago
hi! You can do /cost at any time to see what the current session has cost
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by eschluntz 2y ago
It is API billing like AWS - you pay for what you use. Every time you exit a session we print the cost, and in the middle of a session you can do /cost to see your cost so far that session! You can track costs in a few ways and set spe
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by eschluntz 2y ago
>>> npm install -g @anthropic-ai/claude-code >>> claude
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by eschluntz 2y ago
Thanks! We all dogfood Claude every day to do our own work here, and solving our own pain points is more exciting to us than abstract benchmarks. Getting things done require a lot of booksmarts, but also a lot of "street smarts" -
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by eschluntz 2y ago
Right now no, but if you run in docker, you can use `--dangerously-skip-permissions` Some commands could be totally fine in one context, but bad in a different i.e. pushing to master
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by eschluntz 2y ago
hi! I've been using Claude Code in a very complementary way to my IDE, and one of the reasons we chose the terminal is because you can open it up inside whichever IDE you want!
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by eschluntz 2y ago
Part of our vision is that because Claude Code is just in the terminal, you can bring it into any IDE (or server) you want! Obviously that has tradeoffs of not having a full GUI of the IDE though
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by eschluntz 2y ago
We are definitely aware of this (and working on it for the web UI), and that's why Claude Code goes directly through the API!
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by eschluntz 2y ago
hi! I've been working on demos where I let Claude Code run for hours at a time on a sandboxed project: https://x.com/ErikSchluntz/status/1894104265817284770 TLDR: asking claude to speed up my code once 1.8x&#
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by eschluntz 2y ago
Even when I feel this, 90% of any novel thing I'm doing is still old gruntwork, and Claude lets me speed through that and focus all my attention on the interesting 10% (disclaimer: I'm at Anthropic)
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by eschluntz 2y ago
Totally agree! I wrote this a few years ago: https://blog.cobaltrobotics.com/you-cant-read-code-that-you-...
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Breaking my hand forced me to write all my code with AI for 2 months(erikschluntz.com)
51 points by eschluntz 2y ago|30 comments
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by eschluntz 2y ago
As someone who's not a frontend developer, this was definitely faster for me than writing it without any AI, although it did still take an hour or two to get the exact details and literal corner cases correct. From doing a lot of codin
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by eschluntz 2y ago
Oops, forgot I had made the repo originally private. Fixed now!

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