tomjuggler

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by tomjuggler 3d ago
I meant dinosaur tamagotchi - I cannot find it on github though
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by tomjuggler 3d ago
Cool idea - I forgot where I found it but there was a cute dragon Tamagotchi clone that I found for Arduino a few years ago. For ESP32 - recommend paying close attention to the FreeRtos, it's seriously powerful. Even if you are just us
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by tomjuggler 3d ago
ChonkyBlox: A new approach to Block based coding - instead of complicated algorithms to derive the code from block programs I am using AI on the back-end, which actually makes a higher level of abstraction possible with the blocks. Each blo
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by tomjuggler 2mo ago
I feel the same but my preference is for Cecli (cecli.dev) It does what I need it to do and since I invested so much time in setting it up and even contributing to development it is my go to for coding and even managing my VPS as well as bu
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by tomjuggler 4mo ago
Thank you for the link - I was just thinking that there were some core principles missing imo and yet there they are in the full text For me "Persevere" is probably the main one, many people in the comments here mention the diffic
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by tomjuggler 5mo ago
So I'm involved in an open source AI cli coding assistant called Cecli (cecli.dev) which is specifically designed to work well with DeepSeek. DeepSeek is a great model, and Cecli is all about efficiency. It works great for my purposes
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by tomjuggler 5mo ago
LOL DeepSeek V4 just reduced their price to less than $1 per million tokens for Pro and people are worried about Claude
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by tomjuggler 5mo ago
Awww I have one of those. It still works after more than 10 years! Maybe that's what happened, everyone who needed one bought and we don't need an upgrade
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by tomjuggler 6mo ago
Same here. I really wanted Orange Pi to work, tried, but after getting my raspberry pi 4 it's night and day.
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by tomjuggler 6mo ago
The battle of Hastings features prominently in my house, it's one of the first history subjects we taught the kids about. Tom Hastings
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by tomjuggler 7mo ago
I started learning CAD with Free cad and never looked back. Yes it's clunky but it's free, and does the job!
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by tomjuggler 7mo ago
Looks like everyone is trying to solve the same problem - here is another example I've been trying to wrap my head around lately: Brainfile - An open protocol for agent-to-agent task coordination. https://brainfile.md/
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by tomjuggler 7mo ago
Cool! I wrote a similar blog post last year when I decided to "Cut GitHub out of the loop" https://www.circusscientist.com/2025/07/23/cutting-github-ou... My motivation was mainly the fact that Bitb
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by tomjuggler 7mo ago
There's a gap in the market here - not me but somebody needs to build an e-commerce bot and call it Santa Claws
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by tomjuggler 7mo ago
I got into embedded 10 years ago, there really is something about driving hardware directly that is just so rewarding. For AI I've been using Cecli which is cli and can actually run the compile step then fix any errors it finds - in ad
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Cecli AI Coding Assistant(cecli.dev)
3 points by tomjuggler 7mo ago|1 comments
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by tomjuggler 7mo ago
Cecli (pronounced like "Ceclily") is a new AI coding assistant. Originally forked from Aider but now over 1000 commits ahead of the old project, Cecli has evolved to be much more. Now with MCP, tools, skills, built-in TODO list, r
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by tomjuggler 8mo ago
Personally I use "agent mode" in Cecli for almost everything - I don't know about other AI coding agents but you can easily set up tests to run and validate the output. Since MCP came out the quality of code has improved sinc
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by tomjuggler 8mo ago
https://github.com/dwash96/cecli It's a fork of Aider but with agent mode, MCP, skills, task manager and more. Very active development team!
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by tomjuggler 8mo ago
Pretty cool idea, I'm going to be trying this only using open source Cecli (with DeepSeek API) instead of Claude CLI because I don't have infinite $$$
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by tomjuggler 9mo ago
For posterity, if anyone can ever find this comment amongst all the others: We went with Instagram ads, where we have the most followers. The result: 4 paid bookings in 48 hours - all confirmed leads from the new Instagram ad campaign. Blog
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by tomjuggler 9mo ago
Oh right Battlestar Galactica! I watched that like 3 times already, best sci-fi ever
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by tomjuggler 9mo ago
20 Years now. I'm from Cape Town, but the weather here is better. And no need for a wetsuit!
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by tomjuggler 9mo ago
It's fine now, somehow got to #1 on Hacker News and 1000's of visitors did that. Learned something new about Cloudflare Cache Settings, it won't happen again
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by tomjuggler 9mo ago
Not much chance of that at this point - I'm almost 50 years old and managed to make a living purely from performing so far (with a small exception of the pandemic, where I did coding mainly)
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by tomjuggler 9mo ago
You must be referring to my personal Blog and Tutorial Site. It's messy, and serves no purpose other than to talk about whatever I am interested in at the time. Sometimes other people are also interested. And it's 14 years old now
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by tomjuggler 9mo ago
I think the Magician equivalent is David Blaine, making people pass out from shock because you smuggled a fake spider into their ear or something. Mostly we do kids entertainment though, so that's not really going to convice moms to hi
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by tomjuggler 9mo ago
We are on Google Maps. Many 5* ratings (apart from that one psycho neighbour who objected to me asking him to turn his base down - they left one night without paying their rent and a week later my business has 1* review. urrgh 10 years and
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by tomjuggler 9mo ago
Yes our ads were geo-fenced when I had them on. We have always had a good web presence, I think the conclusion is that nobody looks for services on Google, and our reliance on it above other channels is now no longer viable
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by tomjuggler 9mo ago
There is no ad - that's organic. Money ran out day before yesterday

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