pedropaulovc
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Comment · 2 months ago
Reminder that the Bluesky firehose is open even for unauthenticated users: https://artifacts.vza.net/emojihose/
Comment · 4 months ago
Higher odds of being banned for legitimate usage.
Comment · 4 months ago
Several, but take the list with a grain of salt since I am on sabbatical.
* Codjiflo: A code review tool inspired by Microsoft's CodeFlow: https://codjiflo.net
* A virtual replica of a digital readout (DRO) for operating a CNC machine like a manual mill: https://el400.vza.net
* Reverse engineered CNC pendant integration with CNCjs also for operating a CNC machine like a manual mill: https://github.com/pedropaulovc/cncjs-pendant-whb04b-6
* A 'docker compose' to provision email, chat and documents for human-AI hybrid teams where you can take over AI's agent's credentials temporarily: https://github.com/vezzadev/roster
* The CNC stuff will come handy for a bigger project I have to create a 1:1 replica of Albert Michelson's harmonic analyzer: https://github.com/pedropaulovc/harmonic-analyzer
* Reverse engineered Hik-Connect P2P CCTV protocol for integration with OSS like Home Assistant and Frida: https://github.com/AlexxIT/go2rtc/issues/2289
* Some patches for different OSS projects like improvements to MCP tools, Playwright, Claude Code, etc.
Comment · 7 months ago
Shameless plug, if you ever need to parse ~/.claude/projects use claude-code-types [1].
Comment · 8 months ago
1Password has this feature in beta. [1]
Comment · 8 months ago
Well, you can burn your $50 bonus on it
Comment · 8 months ago
Where is this perf gain coming from? Running on TPUs?
Comment · 9 months ago
If you are looking for proactive filtering, you could leverage the Bluesky moderation labeler, I'm not aware of one focused on EU requirements though. If you are looking for reactive filtering, you may create a small labeler just for you where you can flag just the troublesome posts and then you filter them before the comment page is rendered.
Comment · 9 months ago
This is amazing! I have no CAD experience and so I tried creating my own bespoke version of LAD a while ago by crawling the SolidWorks docs into a very LLM-optimized format [1] and then asking Claude Code to write C# code using the SolidWorks SDK. Even with docs, it still struggled: functions that fail quietly, extremely verbose code and with no easy way to run tests to ensure that the results are accurate. As an example, here's the 400 lines of code it produced for an eccentric cam [2]. Attempts to close the loop by feeding CC png renders in multiple views had absolutely horrible results. Claude could not differentiate up from down, features etc. I'll try LAD tomorrow, fingers crossed it work better.
[1] https://github.com/pedropaulovc/offline-solidworks-api-docs
[2] https://github.com/pedropaulovc/harmonic-analyzer/blob/main/...
Comment · 9 months ago
Thanks for checking it out. It should be possible in the future, I haven't explored what GitHub APIs are available for logged out users. It's not my main focus now because I want to nail the capabilities for repo contributors, who do code reviews most often and will need be authenticated to post comments.
Comment · 9 months ago
CodjiFlo[1,2] - a code review tool inspired by Microsoft's CodeFlow, used by ~40,000 developers. It is especially tailored to power users of pull requests to improve contextual understanding and ease of code review and collaboration.
Comment · 11 months ago
This post resonates a lot with me. I've been experimenting with Claude Code to write code that interacts with the SolidWorks SDK. It is both extremely complex (method calls with 15+ bools, doubles, strings; abbreviated parameters; etc) and obscure. It has been like pulling teeth. Claude would hallucinate methods, parameters etc.
I tried using Context7 MCP with the SolidWorks docs but the results were not satisfactory. I ended up crawling SW's documentation in HTML, painstakingly translating it to markdown and organizing it to optimize greppability [1]. I then created a Claude skill to instruct CC to consult the docs before writing code [2]. It is still stubborn and sometimes does not obey my instructions but it did improve the quality of the code. Claude would need 5 to 10 rounds of debugging before getting code to compile. Now it gets it in 1 to 2 rounds.
[1] https://github.com/pedropaulovc/offline-solidworks-api-docs
[2] https://github.com/pedropaulovc/harmonic-analyzer/blob/main/...
Comment · 11 months ago
Fascinating, thanks for sharing!