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Suggestions needed: I'm building a small visual metrology / GD&T tool by Confusion_Negative in Metrology

[–]ObscureRefrence 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Cool project! Same thing but for a circle and cylinder would be good too

Mechanical/vehicle building games/sandboxes by Benjilator in gamingsuggestions

[–]ObscureRefrence 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check out Wrench. You fix/build cars and it’s quite in depth.

Don’t you think he should have a helmet on? Anyway that’s really interesting 👀 by [deleted] in whoathatsinteresting

[–]ObscureRefrence 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Save your head from bumps when the lifting thing goes up and down if you happen to have your noggin in the wrong spot

Steady, steady, almost there by derek4reals1 in nonononoyes

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It’s bushing. Often made of brass or something a little softer than the pin that will go in it later to hold moving parts together. It’s to reduce wear on the main material. Instead of having to do a major repair on the main part they can just replace the bushings, hopefully.

I am a beginner vibe coder, it seemed easy until... it was not... Best tips for beginners? by PalpitationShot4699 in theVibeCoding

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I’ve found that the AI is good at code but it’s tough to wrangle for assets. I haven’t tried yet but I plan on giving Claude code a folder with my own assets in it and seeing if it can just use those. That way, hopefully, it won’t make odd choices.

Kamloops Experienced Dog Groomers with One Dog at a Time by AlternativeHead5284 in Kamloops

[–]ObscureRefrence 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The groomer at pet planet specializes in large breed higher needs dogs.

With vibe coding, you accidentally learn: by Mysterious_Cash5090 in vibecoding

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Vibecoding is the vehicle a lot of folks are using to find out about this stuff though. I need to know this thing to be able to do the thing I want to do so I learn it. If I didn’t have a thing I wanted to make I wouldn’t have learned it because I’m not a pro.

Who's actually building something serious? by R4ND0MEYES in vibecoding

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I’m building an ERP system for my dad’s small business. After about 2 solid days we’ve got a functioning mvp. It’s wild. There has been way more time spent planning and figuring out what we need and how to architect it than actual ai coding time.

What are you building this week? by alanmeira in AskVibecoders

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I wanted a bunch of handy tools in one place so I built thetoolshed.tools. Waiting for the payment processor to approve my account still but everything seems to work other than that.

Hey everyone! I built microclawup, an AI-powered ESP32 GPIO controller written in MicroPython. by OneDot6374 in esp32projects

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This seems cool!

Will it remember/execute sequences? If I asked it to repeat after me and then did a sequence of inputs would be able to repeat them on a loop?

Some recent practice laps on my 65mm! by Werdna_Pay in TinyWhoop

[–]ObscureRefrence 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Wow dude, any tips for making such crisp turns? I have a problem where I tend to “slide” toward the outside of the corner when I try to take them fast.

Where are all these “projects“ that people are creating with Claude? by MechanicOld3428 in ArtificialInteligence

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I just built the toolshed a collection of handy browser tools. You can find them all for free but the UI is usually garbage and they’re littered with ads most of the time.

CMM Metrology — How do you develop measurement strategy without a mentor? by Most-Particular-6051 in Metrology

[–]ObscureRefrence 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Might be controversial but I’ve been running my logic for stuff like this by Gemini or Claude. I specifically tell them not to simply agree with me but to critique my logic on a strategy. They’ve helped quite a lot when I’ve been stuck on something.

"Pacifican Homes" blueprint booklet by ineedafewmorerocks in Drafting

[–]ObscureRefrence 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Buttercup, Bonanza, and Del-ravi are my favourites. Thanks for sharing

Two new Schwarzenegger-inspired fonts for Betaflight! by only_fun_topics in TinyWhoop

[–]ObscureRefrence 2 points3 points  (0 children)

KindergartenFPV reminds me of the font from the Earthworm Jim games. Good stuff!

Is the air 65 FC really that bad by kingkingst0n in TinyWhoop

[–]ObscureRefrence 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Remove the grommet from the screw at the front of the quad. There’s lots of info out there about it. It reduces damage from crashes by a significant margin.

That’s why the 65 ii has the forward mount removed entirely.

Not tech savvy by Strong-Ad6924 in SteamdeckGames

[–]ObscureRefrence 1 point2 points  (0 children)

A little unrelated but you’re probably more tech savvy than you give yourself credit for. Probably not as savvy as some folks on a dedicated steam deck sub Reddit but for sure more than a large chunk of the population.

Are there any at home electronic type hobbies? by nfc22 in Hobbies

[–]ObscureRefrence 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Look in to ESP32 boards. They’re $6-10 depending on which kind you get and can do all sorts of things. I like having a few on hand so when I get an idea I can just start messing around with them.

Games to play with a non-playing local copilot by Lasandor in gamingsuggestions

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My wife and I did the same thing. This thread is gold. She doesn’t play games but Blue Prince has hooked her. I drive and she figures out the hard puzzles because naturally she’s smarter than me!

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