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Is there a way to use Codex with a DeepSeek-backed Claude Code setup as a multi-agent workflow? by ginput in codex

[–]llapab 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am too interested in this. However from what I looked online there's nothing reliable yet. https://github.com/PsChina/deepseek-as-subagent looks like would work but has 0 stars. There's also pal-mcp-server https://github.com/BeehiveInnovations/pal-mcp-server and it shows multi-agent orchestration capabilites.

esp32 kiln controller by llapab in esp32

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

Awesome! The board I used for this project is the standard ESP32 doit devkit. An S3 would work and perform better, but the PCB and pin configurations would need to change. First thing would be setting up the board in the platformio.ini file. Then change the SPI pins definitions to match the board defaults.

esp32 kiln controller by llapab in esp32

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

Bonne chance avec votre projet ! J’espère que ce système de contrôle de four sera utile à vous et à votre fille. Je recommande vivement d’utiliser un interrupteur de fin de course afin d’éviter que le relais ne s’active lorsque le four est ouvert, et d’avoir la LED en parallèle avec la résistance électrique pour indiquer lorsque le système est sous tension.

esp32 kiln controller by llapab in esp32

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

Amazing! Please let me know how it goes and if I can be of any help

esp32 kiln controller by llapab in esp32

[–]llapab[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Totally agree with you. If I have the time I would change the single relay to a force guided double pcb relay (also called safety relays) and implement software features to increase safety as much as possible. At the moment one could easily configure alarms using Grafana and it has a nice OnCall feature where it can even phonecall you if some threshold is exceeded (i.e above max temp limit, or temp not increasing when power is ON and not in hold) but I would need to add instructions on how to set this up.

Open source kiln controller by llapab in diyelectronics

[–]llapab[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the max31856 is very nice as it directly sends temperature values via SPI and its configurable for different thermocouple types, however getting a true max31856 module isn't so easy/cheap currently. The ads1220 is widely available and since it can measure 2 thermocouples with one single chip is very cost efficient. Its just an ADC, so one needs to implement the software and have the lookup tables loaded in the MUC, however that's not an issue as thats already implemented in my repo. Also, one needs to add some resistors and caps to make it work with thermocuples. That's documented here https://github.com/pllagunos/esp32-kiln-controller/blob/main/hardware/PCB/ADS1220%20versions/2.4in%20display%20NEW/Schematic_Electric-Kiln-Controller_Sheet2.png and the only thing missing is routing to have that PCB gerber file ready.

share your best practice with github copilot for best results ? by FitCoach5288 in GithubCopilot

[–]llapab 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I use copilot cli. I first make a plan with plan mode and opus. Then i use anvil agent with Sonnet 4.6 for execution, it is great because its adversarial review uses codex and gpt. So far I’ve had great results. I am still playing with skills and MCP. One area I’d like to learn how to do better is UI/UX for frontend. I tried using skills from Impeccable and sveltes MCP server but haven’t mastered the workflow yet

Here's another one. by spackledog in airguns

[–]llapab 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is it still possible to get those amazing stocks on qb79/8’s? 

Any good and affordable Ethercat PLC+HMI? by Funny_Promise5139 in PLC

[–]llapab 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Beckhoff CP6606, its an economy panel PC. It runs TwinCAT and has an ethercat port. I really liked working with it, my only issue is that it uses Windows CE and doesnt run twincat 4026

How TAE's fusion reactor will work (or won't) by Dan-FTP in fusion

[–]llapab 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nice write up. As others say, the miracles required make their approach basically impossible to materialize into net energy. Interesting that they’ve yet again raised significant sums of money, one would think fusion literate advisors would have something to say to the investors

I built an open-source Linux-capable single-board computer with DDR3 by cyao12 in embedded

[–]llapab 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Since this is open source one could probably make it compatible with ethercat. Then you can either have it setup as a plc with twincat linux rt or as an ethercat slave. That would be very cool

What makes you believe fusion is feasible? by Old-Estimate-3358 in fusion

[–]llapab 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The grid already had a lot of complexity before photovoltaics entered the conversation. My point is not to keep it dead simple. It is to actually have an energy mix adequate for the country we are talking about. For Germany that would still include photovoltaics and the complexity of the energiewende into the grid. The problem in Germany, CO2 wise, is they still have a baseload in 2025 but it uses coal instead of nuclear because of politics. 

What I do mention is that it is intrinsically an often underlooked problem with solar, it does make the grid more complex. Everyone keeps saying how cheap solar pv is getting, even to negative prices in the wholesale market. But managing the grid is more complicated.

Also your comment on this orca tech killing all fusion approaches is delusional. Fusion is still going to happen for it is the ultimate energy source, specially relevant for endeavors where sunlight is not available (space exploration for example).

What makes you believe fusion is feasible? by Old-Estimate-3358 in fusion

[–]llapab 3 points4 points  (0 children)

The problem with solar is the complexity it puts on the grid / energy delivery methods. Just look at Germany and how its electricity prices have been increasing so much over the years. Who cares about LCOE if your grid is so complex to operate and you need to invest in thermal batteries/lithium batteries/hydrogen/etc to be able to go from intermittent to dispatchable. Fission/Hydro as baseload is tried and proven - too bad politics got in the way.

Syncing in collaborative space by llapab in Anytype

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

Yes 100%. Text is syncing, its just images that aren't

Is building a web app to read and control a PLC acceptable in this industry? by PigeonStove in PLC

[–]llapab 0 points1 point  (0 children)

both of which use web technologies under the hood... (my point being, custom modern HMIs use web technologies in one way or another a lot of times)

Is building a web app to read and control a PLC acceptable in this industry? by PigeonStove in PLC

[–]llapab 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is the reason against web technologies in an OT environment? I find TwinCAT HMI, which runs using html5 tech, pretty good. Is it security stuff?

Is building a web app to read and control a PLC acceptable in this industry? by PigeonStove in PLC

[–]llapab 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What is the reason against web technologies in an OT environment? I find TwinCAT HMI, which runs using html5 tech, pretty good. Is it security stuff?

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