claimred · HackerTrans

5 か月前議論

Perhaps winget is enough?

winget install Microsoft.VisualStudio.2022.BuildTools

It is mentioned on author's website though. https://www.fornjot.app/blog/the-world-needs-another-cad-pro...

>There is lots of interesting space between "hobbyist" and "can justify to spend loads of money", and I tend to find myself right in the middle of that.

Feels like an indie cad era is upon us. Plasticity, mart3d, antimony ..

>A CAD application, especially one with a custom CAD kernel, is a huge project.

What I've always found amusing is that there are actually quite a few geometric modeling kernels and every one of them costs a ton. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometric_modeling_kernel

claimred

4 年前議論

Speaking of cool Windows utilities for SysInternals Suite is an absolute winner. ZoomIt in particular is fun to use during demos

https://apps.microsoft.com/store/detail/sysinternals-suite/9...

claimred

5 年前議論

Wanted to mention that Windows PowerShell supports pretty CSV printing out of the box, like so

  Import-Csv .\Levels.csv | Format-Table

  Count Level elevation Level name Name              Object type Unique ID
  ----- --------------- ---------- ----              ----------- ---------
  1     -600.0000000    Store      -0,600 - Store    Level       dc611fed-1783-d759-053a-b19848c51491
  1     2850.0000000    Store      +2,850 - Store    Level       c59f2ae4-0e94-6ea0-bd82-8306971e628c
  1     3350.0000000    Roof       +3,350 - Roof     Level       7b487ac2-e102-dc23-6ad9-81c39124de1d

claimred

7 年前議論

Does it support collaboration mode? As in can I design diagrams with my colleagues?

claimred

7 年前議論

>In the real world, picking up a new language takes a few weeks of effort and after 6 to 12 months nobody will ever notice you haven’t been doing that one for your entire career.

I've always been a bit baffled by notions like that. How in the world one becomes a professional in a foreign programming language tech in 6 months? It feels like every modern realworld battleworn programming stack (ecma, c++2x, .net, jvm w/e) is filled with nuances and quirks which, as it turns out, an engineer _must_ know about to be able to bump revenues a little bit and to call themselves a professional. Hell, even inside _one_ stack there are a lot of special interest fields. Is every C++ programmer a graphics programmer? Can a C++ programmer become one overnight? Highly doubt it.

>If a Python shop was looking for somebody technical to make them a pile of money, the fact that I’ve never written a line of Python would not get held against me.

How? How is that possible?

claimred

7 年前議論

What about Unreal Blueprints, Dynamo BIM? Visual GUI doesn't make them less DSLish.

claimred

7 年前議論

Hey, great post, looking forward for seeing brand new VS! Would you mind sharing a little bit of tech approach for your real-time collaboration features? OT, CRDT or a hybrid transactional approach of sorts?

Currently we are developing realtime collaboration for a CAD system called Renga and information is a bit scarce.

claimred

9 年前議論

How does one learn Mandarin Chinese though

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