monuszero

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   by monuszero 3mo ago

   I sloppily glommed a lot together there. The pdf parsing was certainly the least mature capability of those that I mentioned. Got decent results with the pdf parsing tool that ships with Claude (desktop) but ultimately wrote a subagent defi
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   by monuszero 3mo ago

   We had a monthlong sprint adding robot motion planning features to our codebase years ago, and I was never satisfied with the result. As a small team wanting to leverage oss we vendored in OMPL, did the usual thing around caching and roadma
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   by monuszero 4mo ago

   That precise mixed technique approach has worked well for me. I’ve been using JITX (python based circuit design with a powerful auto router). Free for personal use, and has been discussed a few times here in HN. Edit: it’s almost assumed at
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   by monuszero 8mo ago

   Not sure if an oblaque tomb raider reference or math metaphor.
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   by monuszero 1y ago

   So, Aaed was our intern last summer - and he’s the real deal. I got to work with him on some really cool bespoke robotic end-effectors and the guy has great design instincts. Picked up mechatronics skills like a sponge, grokked hamming code
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   by monuszero 3y ago

   [current employee of Autodesk] Minor contributions to existing OSS are generally encouraged day-to-day by employees. There are also more strategic open source initiatives such as the USD stuff covered here. Many of us, especially in the res