mcpcpc
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Comment · 3 days ago
I am not an expert, but I’ve been tinkering architectural blueprints since Opus 5.5 released. From what I’ve learned, the vanilla results are a bit dated w.r.t CAD standards. Seems the only public version of the US NCS is v3 while the latest is v7. I ended up having to buy a licensed copy of v7 and develop my own MCP server to explore the standard. The result was a fairly significant rewrite of the application I wrote to comply with the latest requirements (see http://app.factoryplanner.net/try)
Comment · 1 month ago
Map out your floor, see how materials move, and let the planner find an arrangement that saves time and walking.
Comment · 1 year ago
A Python SDK for interacting with the Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) Case Locator (PCL) API.
Comment · 6 years ago
XCB is closer to the X protocol, making it significantly smaller and generally faster (and more responsive) than Xlib.
The argument of simplicity for source is relative to the API implementation. In this use case, the XCB API is the clear winner (imho).
Comment · 6 years ago
oh god. commence operation “spam the random name generator”!
Taking a closer look at the original xwm, this project has long since been dead. i wonder if it would be fair to say the acronym itself could be used, as tribute to the original? or is that too confusing?
Comment · 6 years ago
ah. well my google-foo sucks. wikipedia even has an article. again, i appreciate you pointing this out. not sure what i will do yet though. :(
Comment · 6 years ago
some interesting tips in that article. thanks for posting it!