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The only chrome extension I have is to make hackernews support dark mode. Love having it

I do appreciate how minimalist hackernews tries to be, but I think respecting the operating system's theme can be considered very minimalist


I love OpenSCAD. Have been a power user for years. It's so great asking LLMs to make 3d models in openscad.

I made a rust-implementation of openscad called openrscad (https://openrscad.com). It still has some rough edges, but runs quite fast both on desktop and in the browser


Just curious, what "modern geometry kernel" are you building this on?


Ahh, looks like 'manifold'. So, still triangles?


Seconded. OpenSCAD is a bit tedious to use from scratch but claude is pretty decent at generating the code. It can't render the script though so it tends to make silly mistakes


Actually it looks like that changed recently, it seems to be able to render now


Does it have rust versions of the full stack of libraries like Agnis Johnson's Clipper, etc? How compatible is the kernel with CGAL Rational?


Sounds interesting. Excited to see physical versions of this cooked up. Also, very excited for a world a few years from now where we can talk about accomplishments like this from the frame of the driver of the AI, rather than hype that AI helped.


Love the idea. It's really painful to cycle through every theme. Would be great to have a way to scroll through them directly, though... that would result in a bigger bundle, and I respect the hustle


Here some quick thumbnails for all of them: https://i.imgur.com/KXjiYxO.png


Very interested to see this project grow and see where they explicitly diverge from NextJS / Vercel's product vision.


I know this is a feat of AI engineering, but given the end result all I can think of when reading this is the scene from “a Christmas story“ where the kid decodes “be sure to drink your ovaltine”


Generally excited to try it out. The only thing that gives me pause is the idea of asking Claude to install a specific package. I know this is a bit naive as I’m probably downloading so many other things without my knowledge, but planning to read/fork the source before running any install commands


If you do end up taking a closer look (very much appreciated), take a peek at this security checklist I went over before publishing. I'm also scarred by all the supply chain attacks lately, do let me know if anything is missing.

https://github.com/acai-sh/cli/blob/main/docs/security.md


Love how clean it looks.

Related, I made a clock with a moire pattern (10 years ago now) and still love coming back to it.

The hands all spin with css transitions and I remember there was a Safari bug where if I zoomed in, the rotation would reset itself

https://psychedelic-clock.surge.sh


Wow that was a trip for my eyes, nice! Thank you for sharing.


Backyard | Senior Front End or Full Stack Engineer | REMOTE (US and Canada) | Full-Time | https://backyard.co React/React-Native

Imagine zoom meets a video game platform. I'll save the product pitch. Try it for yourself -> backyard.co Currently looking for react developers and people familiar with firebase.

Apply at https://backyard.co/careers Feel free to reach out of you'd like to hear more / have any questions: matt [at] backyard [dot] co


Backyard | Senior Front End or Full Stack Engineer | REMOTE (US and Canada) | Full-Time | https://backyard.co React/React-Native

Imagine zoom meets a video game platform. I'll save the product pitch. Try it for yourself -> backyard.co Currently looking for react developers and people familiar with firebase.

Apply at https://backyard.co/careers Feel free to reach out of you'd like to hear more / have any questions: matt [at] backyard [dot] co


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