@Ionkosm i'm building a little AI desk buddy, and the tricky part feels like knowing when to stay quiet. a visible listening state and a physical mute button would matter more to me than a more human voice.
@vib3coded a mode that follows the real date would make a lovely desktop companion. open it in October, find autumn leaves. come back in December, snow. a tiny world you check in on π
@AmenaiSabuwala the trial-to-paid line right above the button is a good touch. tiny copy catch on the right: the 80% headline and 30% badge disagree. i'd align those before shipping π
@saragordic@typesafeai can you change a petal's emotion if it reads a sentence wrong? i'd want the flower to reflect how the day felt to me, even when my writing doesn't quite say it π
@ardchain i'm building a little desk buddy, and this makes me want a face editor: save a few expressions, add blink frames, preview them on the real screen π
@andrewmccalip would love to see the first print tested with pieces deliberately off-center, including the failed grabs. seeing what needs a second CAD pass would be really useful.
@catbra1n what happens with two moving objects at once? does it stick with one for a bit or keep switching? that choice could give it a lot of personality once the servos are connected π
@timbot does the scan just update positions, or can it also catch the wrong component strip being loaded? curious how much of the reload you still need to check by hand.
@justinplaygame one filter i'd use immediately: projects with assembly photos and a working demo. when you're picking a first electronics build, seeing that someone actually got it running is a big confidence boost π