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Comment #48236588
Have you yet tried the Fusion MCP that was launched last month? https://aps.autodesk.com/blog/bringing-fusion-claude-creativ...
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Comment #47228440
Awesome solve!!! Lasers and 3d printing is my side hobby business and is what keeps my sanity intact. I love seeing the practical creations that are realized by them! One of my cor…
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Comment #47209840
Excited to see the further development of libghostty! It is an exciting project in this new world of being able to develop your own agentic development environments rather effortle…
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Comment #47157776
Terrific project. I use Strawberry GraphQL so about all of my endpoints will be /graphql unfortunately. It would be nice if it could parse off a header to qualify which bucket it g…
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Comment #47156072
I love the sentiment and ambition in this! The Django admin is a core reason why I still choose Django over other solutions. I tell my team that the Django admin CRUD is our backst…
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Comment #47082226
It isn't open sourced, just a private repo on GitHub. I built it as a pet project just throwing things at the wall seeing how far I could go in a short time as a means to an end. C…
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Comment #47080839
Wow! That would be incredible! I don't have the agents control the browsers like you are doing. I'm watching to see what you do though because that is incredible. The performance h…
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Comment #47080261
I like what you did here and with your direction with the stack. We have some common overlap. Last week I started clauding up something to manage my Claude sessions. It is built on…
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Comment #47062754
Great potential here! I like the easy and friendliness of the tools to use. It would be nice to weld paths. I find myself having to clean up disjointed paths in svgs from time to t…
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Comment #47041521
You have a snow leopard in your app screenshots. The Chinese woman just made the latest news cycles about being mauled by attempting to get a selfie with one. I hope those who use …
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Comment #46801956
I agree with many -if not all- of these. Thank you for collecting them. These can be readily converted into a SKILL.md.
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Comment #46581236
This was out of order.
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Comment #46536494
I was not aware of meshlib. I think this is a missing key part of something that I was trying to build into a web app from a Fusion360 flow I have. My flow is extruding paths from …
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Comment #46530941
This is so cool! I'll be using this when I need to generate gears. How is the fitment of the interfacing of the gears after printing? What libraries did you use to build this, too?…
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Comment #46212861
I’m currently stuck with the tech debt of Celery myself. I understand that! Does Django Tasks support async functions?
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Comment #46154355
Django powers my SaaS. I use it mainly as a data backend with its ORM, admin, and incorporate Strawberry graphql into it for the data exchange to my frontends. I wish it was better…
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Comment #46087935
What services are you leveraging for this? Also, your blog about Veo 3 is from January 2025 it says.
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Comment #45766768
Should I consider this if I’m using Render or fly.io for my services? Would latency be an issue? On my day job I cluster in the same AWS AZ and don’t realize what impact this would…
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Comment #45660986
Ty is the typechecker by Astral. https://docs.astral.sh/ty/ . Reviewing the dependencies in the jinja file -- how difficult is it to keep these up to date? I see Django Debug Toolb…
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Comment #45660246
15 years of Django for me personally. I use it now in my SaaS as a data backend with Strawberry GraphQL and lean heavily in on the admin. My frontend is React Router 7 framework mo…
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Comment #45013639
Agreed. Regina George might have something to say about it, too.
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Comment #42021742
Congrats on shipping! Now let’s talk about the efforts of your hard work! What were your challenges during this? How were they overcome?
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Comment #41936982
I have loved JetBrains ever since I entered their ecosystem for the End of the World Sale in 2012. As a professional developer, I need my tools to work for me and not against me. T…
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Comment #41635866
The real gem on this site is the Make Pipe Minis! What a great way to prototype your idea before committing to the real build. https://makerpipe.com/collections/modular-pipe-fittin…
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Comment #41629614
Congrats and keep going! I ultimately failed at mine because I didn't keep disciplined focus on it when life got in the way. It was many lessons learnt. https://www.amazon.com/Hand…