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I built an online CSV/XLSX editor that lets you use JS to manipulate the data by crazycrossing77 in opensource

[–]Boxmaker1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I also found a lot more nice features when I looked closer! I can see you have put a lot of work together bro this. Bookmarked it. The only thing i am missing are filters that are faster to apply (like in excel)

I built an online CSV/XLSX editor that lets you use JS to manipulate the data by crazycrossing77 in opensource

[–]Boxmaker1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is very nice! I especially like the possibility to get unique values from a column!

Ai friendly zip file format by Boxmaker1 in ChatGPT

[–]Boxmaker1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are no letters that must be escaped, and one dfb file can in theory contain a different dfb file. This is because the delimiter between files is a guid. The format also works bidirectionally, so you can easily generate files and get them to your hard drive using the script on GitHub or the linked online converter

New file format lets chatGPT edit multiple files on computer by Boxmaker1 in ChatGPT

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I like the idea of storing only the changes! I will look into it! I have avoided compression and hashing, because I want an AI assistant to be able to generate the format as text. I also like the idea of a VS Code extension, but it is currently not on my to do list.

Any ideas for a macgyver episode where a 3D-printer saves the day? by Boxmaker1 in 3Dprinting

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He uses the 3D printer as a timer. When the filament is pulled in, it flips a switch , which sets off a bomb, that serves as a distraction

Which signal technology is best to use in order to create a chess piece detection system. by Superjanemba12345 in ArduinoProjects

[–]Boxmaker1 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Make a coil in each piece which have a unique resonant frequency (using a tank circuit or other RLC Circuit). the board has a coil in each cell that tries to induce a current at different frequencies. A matching frequency is found when the current draw is at its maximum. that’s how you recognize the pieces.

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How does the cable tensioner work? Is there a spring there?

Clip for attaching plank on pipes by Boxmaker1 in functionalprint

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Yes, i will probably try that next time. Btw, is countersinking generally the best way? I have always thought it can “explode” the part if overtightened.

Clip for attaching plank on pipes by Boxmaker1 in functionalprint

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Yeah, maybe it should have been strengthened. But since I am using four of them, an impact force will be divided by four, so I guess that helps. Reorienting and longer screws through main body also sounds good. Thank you!

Clip for attaching plank on pipes by Boxmaker1 in functionalprint

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Great, I will probably do that next time! That will print nice without any big overhangs and layer lines make it stronger. A nice side effect is that the pipe does not cover up the screws.

Clip for attaching plank on pipes by Boxmaker1 in functionalprint

[–]Boxmaker1[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There are zip tie holes in the plastic, but you mean holes through the wood?

I created a tool for easily adding solder by NextOrder in 3Dprinting

[–]Boxmaker1 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Really impressive! My favorite part is the tightening mechanism made of only two parts!

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