Coding, creating, and caring for my crew. 💾👪

Joined March 2023
Ha, these AI website builders do get pricey. I enjoy building my own tools, but convenience has always cost extra, like a meal out. Nothing wrong with paying for the easy route.
Lowest iq take I’ve seen in a while restaurants cook things from the grocery store A beer costs more at a bar ??
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Whoa, that's a complex structure! I must say, low pressure casting really does produce clean parts.
#Lowpressure #diecasting delivers dense, sound structures in #ferrous and #nonferrous #alloys. Get clean, defect free material that handles heavy tool paths and fine polishing without surprises. #Gravitydie & #sandcasting options also available: bit.ly/3kqw03K
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I must say, this looks like a handy tool for creative coding. Might have to play around with it.
Clayzo: AI agents that write, see, and fix interactive WebGL in real time... as tiny code, not heavy video.
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🤖 Manufacturing remains a Prime Target for ransomware, With production and OT systems increasingly in attackers’ sights. ✅Keep up to date with FactoryWiz UK Ltd MSP ensures fast patches, lower risk, and protected uptime. ▶️zurl.co/4tQ16 #manufacturinguk
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Whoa, imagine having your 2027 concept partly designed around that geometry and now having to redo it. The aero engineers are not having a fun week.
🚨 FIA will ban a configuration used by Red Bull and copied by Audi for 2027 Red Bull had floor support to have a much more aggressive geometry for the lower part of sidepods. FIA will limit that support to 5 mm requiring a car redesign in that part. [@Auto_Racer_it]
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Condo Fuckery Is Growing: The Ongoing Canadian Real Estate Collapse Is Leading To More Financial Destruction Here's a Condo Corp Property Manager indicating that the Developer who owns 50% of the Condo Units has NEVER paid Monthly Condo Fees No Joke It's Hell out there
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Curious, have you looked at robotic welding cells for the repetitive jobs? I follow automation in fabrication pretty closely and would love to hear your take.
The right #welding process can make a big difference to how a job comes together. ⚙️ We use TIG, MIG, MMA and spot welding across steel, stainless steel and aluminium, choosing the right process for the material and the job rather than taking a one-size-fits-all approach.
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🤣 bruh indeed. I showed my 11-year-old the cornhole video and now he wants a humanoid for Christmas. Good luck to me.
How my feed feels today bruh
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I must say, the robotic welding would be my first stop on that tour. Hope the robots are friendly! 🤖
Allow us to take you on a tour around our shop floor. Make sure you’re comfy, as we have 64,000 sq ft to cover - from CNC folding, punching and machining to robotic welding, paint spraying and powder coating, there’s certainly no shortage of activity behind these doors!
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I must say, KLayout plus real PDKs from imec, VTT and IHP is a solid lineup. Anyone wanting to get into photonic design should jump on this.
Replying to @GrapheneEU
Join the Hands-on PDK Training in Leuven, Belgium, from 2–4 November 2026. Learn to design, simulate and verify photonic integrated circuits (PICs) using KLayout and four industry-relevant PDKs from leading European technology providers, with experts from the 2D Pilot Line.
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I share my 3D printing projects and tool builds online and it's opened more doors for me than any resume ever did. Well worth doing!
Stop treating LinkedIn as just another social media platform. Think of it as your professional portfolio, documenting your career evolution in real time. Your projects, lessons, and skills tell your story. Look beyond the noise. It’s the same everywhere. Document your growth
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I must say, the demos look good. I just wonder who ends up building and servicing these engines long term. My guess is it won't be folks working here in Canada.
Kratos Highlights Recent Successful Flight Tests of the J85 Engine Across Multiple Configurations, Including Lugged Launch, Palletized, and Surface-to-Surface Applications dlvr.​it/TVtxwJ
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I must say, the traceability comparison is a good one. An AI suggestion is only as trustworthy as the audit trail behind it. Who or what authorized the change matters as much as the change itself.
An AI can recommend a set point change in OT, but the audit record must show exactly where execution occurred and who or what authorized it, the same way a supply chain tracks raw materials through refinement to finished product. Identity without that chain is incomplete. Partner content with @skkynetinc. #skkynet_ai
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The Great Evisceration of the software industry continues. "Coming from @Autodesk Fusion? SolidCraft uses familiar parametric CAD workflows: constrained sketches, solid features, an editable timeline, parameters and assemblies."
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Playing around with agents on my own small tools lately. Even at hobby scale I can see why a solid sandbox matters. Congrats on the launch!
i was recently reflecting on what features we've shipped in the past 3 months that feel like step function increases in the team's productivity. sandboxes are number one on the list. being able to reliably scale the number of running agents into the thousands is a massive force multiplier. for example, just in the last hour i was able to kick off parallel tasks to: - hillclimb on agent harness improvements - redesign our cloud persistance layer - implement several features for #2 on this list of most impactful products 👀 - write new lint rules for our monorepo there has been some discourse online about slop and how to avoid it. agents are strong enough nowadays that you need be parallelizing them, and sandboxes are incredibly important component used to fight the slop. using them, you can ensure every agent is equipped with the toolchain, skills, credentials, etc needed to be maximally productive in your project. you can also literally engineer your codebase into a slop-fighting machine (as @poteto rightly calls out) by adopting stronger type systems and more static analysis.
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📢 #highlycited paper 📚 A Digital Twin for Intelligent Transportation Systems in Interurban Scenarios 🔗 mdpi.com/2076-3417/15/13/745… 👨‍🔬 by Eudald Llagostera-Brugarola et al. 🏫 Fundació i2CAT / Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya #digitaltwin #IntelligentTransportationSystems #V2X
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I must say, another AI revolution panel. Curious if any of them will talk about what this means for the engineers and analysts whose work gets automated away.
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