This is just a mockup but I'm so excited for this app.
It's going to make woodworking design so much easier for me, and hopefully others as well!
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I'm building a CAD engine for planning woodworking projects and it's nuts.
Only a couple back-and-fouths required to define the crib I made a few years ago. Now I have a complete, parameterized design that I can play with.
Mortises, complex joinery, nuts/bolts π€―
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I originally wanted stetta.app to be an opinionated app for my current development workflow.
But I don't think I'll actually ship it. I don't want to deal with OSS, I don't want to be restricted in what I add, and I don't want to maintain it if I end up switching off.
Most people should just use @t3dotcodes as it's really good now. In the meantime, I'll keep cranking on this thing for my own personal use.
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Heck ya, I rewrote my book tracking app to fully-native iOS/Android (previously an Ionic web app) and just got my first lifetime purchase!
It's just a small side-project so $32 feels like a big deal.
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The app is kabook.app if you're curious.
No social component, works offline without an account, and powered by a custom book search index built on Open Library data.
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Yep, you need to treat it like mentoring an employee.
Ask questions to have it come up with its own solution.
If you're telling it what to do in any more detail than that, you're going to have a bad time.
I know it hurts to hear but you are trying to be too smart with ai
Iβve found I get better results the dumber I am
itβs weird but itβs true
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I wonder if they would have got the same result rewriting in Typescript.
I don't think the language is the star of the show here? Though it probably does use less resources.
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My Bose QC35 battery died (don't use them often) and I don't seem to own a micro USB cable anymore...
Do I just buy new headphones?
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This book is about parenting, but the concept applies.
If you look at others as being "good inside," it changes how you react to their actions.
Honestly, life changing.
Replying to @Gombally_
If you applied this philosophy to every person or company, you'd hate everyone. Everyone makes mistakes.
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