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by ttouch 21d ago
thank you!
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by ttouch 4mo ago
there are a couple and have very good reputation - though I've never used them https://www.blacksmith.sh/ and https://runs-on.com/ They also say that they're much cheaper than github
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by ttouch 4mo ago
you can use either the cursor cli and/or zed editor with cursor as the underlying provider with ACP (agent context protocol)
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by ttouch 4mo ago
That's true but some years ago that I tried to develop a very similar product/project I went mostly on the same path. as another comment states, UI is a great place NOT to re-invent the wheel Also changing CAD programs is already
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by ttouch 4mo ago
Thank you very much! That is exactly my take, though I'm ramping down the agents for the time being - 90% of the functionality is there and it's time to pay back the engineering time that I borrowed :P I have a lot of experience d
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by ttouch 4mo ago
I heavily used LLM agents and it took about a month - of course I'm already starting to pay back the gained time The development as I see it for such a project is about a year so I expect to take roughly 6 months to iron out the weird
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by ttouch 4mo ago
the target audience (which I'm a part off too) is hobbyist and small shops. Competing with the big giants I think is impossible (SolidWorks/Fusion/onShape/etc.) but I think that the vast majority of people use only a ver
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by ttouch 4mo ago
that was the idea and this is such a huge project that I kept as much variables static as possible. I want the app to feel close to what people already know - and that applies to me as a user too (I want to use the app too after all!)
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by ttouch 4mo ago
This is the pre-alpha/alpha release of a new CAD that I created. It uses OpenCascade 7.9 under the hood via WASM and a custom sketch solver written in typescript (substantially faster than I thought it would be) Right now it can do mos
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Show HN: CADara – I made an open-source in-browser CAD(cadara.app)
37 points by ttouch 4mo ago|13 comments
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by ttouch 5mo ago
we'll start posting only when gh is 100% up and it'll make it to the frontpage
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Show HN: MCP-firewall: I created a policy engine for CLI Agents(github.com)
2 points by ttouch 7mo ago|0 comments
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AI is slowly munching away my passion(whynot.fail)
5 points by ttouch 7mo ago|0 comments
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by ttouch 8mo ago
this is such a good take, it makes so much sense and it's a very good answer to ai related interview questions
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by ttouch 1y ago
very good project! can you tell us more about the use cases that you have in mind? I saw that you're able to run 1-4B models (which is impressive!)
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by ttouch 1y ago
meh, internal problems mostly No idea where truck is going, it'll take me quite some time to tinker with CAD I think, it left me quite a bitter taste... Fornjot seems to be doing good, I'm donating to them and I get regular update
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by ttouch 1y ago
Cadmium is long dead and unfortunately neither truck nor fornjot are "there" yet - "there" been anything more complex than a cube Context: I was the main contributor/maintainer of cadmium
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by ttouch 2y ago
this is hands down the most heartwarming post I've seen in A WHILE. Like most people said, I too started kinda like that. Coding/computers is an amazing journey with near infinite paths to choose from I wish you the best and slow
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by ttouch 3y ago
Just feed it a git URL and it will build the project and upload any produced artifacts in a release. Especially useful for reversers and malware analysts
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by ttouch 3y ago
It seems to be too simplistic. Just sketch & pull. No Surface/Mesh modeling, no advanced mirroring/etc. tools and no CAM (I can use something else for CAM but would be nice to have) And most of all: it doesn't run in wine
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Fusion 360 Internals: Trying to re-invent Fusion’s GUI (and failing)(whynot.fail)
4 points by ttouch 3y ago|2 comments
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The Art of Cracking Software(whynot.fail)
3 points by ttouch 4y ago|0 comments
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by ttouch 4y ago
Paywall free archive: https://archive.ph/xCfBT
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This post is written in Notion – WhyNot.Fail Blog(whynot.fail)
3 points by ttouch 4y ago|0 comments
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A full reverse engineering analysis of the emotet trojan(cert.grnet.gr)
4 points by ttouch 6y ago|0 comments
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Dry your 3D printer filaments in the drawer – DIY build(whynot.fail)
2 points by ttouch 6y ago|0 comments
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FZF Command Bookmarks – Save and search complex commands inside your terminal(github.com)
3 points by ttouch 6y ago|0 comments
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by ttouch 6y ago
I did that, the very hard way (I didn’t know better at the time): https://whynot.fail/homelab/lets-encrypt-the-house/
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Arduino Framework bindings for Rust using PlatformIO(github.com)
2 points by ttouch 6y ago|0 comments
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Adding more magic to the Magicforce 68 – Adding BT to a USB mechanical keyboard(whynot.fail)
2 points by ttouch 6y ago|0 comments

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