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mattbrailsford.dev
Umbraco HQ | Commerce Technical Team Lead at Umbraco | Co-organizer of CODECABIN | Creator of UMB.FYI https://mattbrailsford.dev
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But I would like to get to a stage where the prompt has been honed so that yea, I can just ignore red items.
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I guess it depends if I agree. It might just act as an indicator to improve the prompt. But I at least have something giving me an idea without having to read everything.
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Where was this when I had to convert Umbraco Commerce ๐Ÿ˜‚
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Niiiice! I would REALLY like to see that. I definitely feel Iโ€™m not maximising its potential. As always, itโ€™s finding the time to invest and knowing what you can do. โ€œAnything you can think ofโ€ is a bit too vague so a real word example would be awesome. ๐Ÿ™Œ๐Ÿป
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Iโ€™ve made a couple of small ones for my own needs which have been cool but have also made a bit of progress on an Umbraco Commerce one. Primarily for cart management but could be good for store management too.
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Very interesting. Will have to give RooCode a try. I mostly use ChatGPT but have been playing with Claude recently (mainly to play with MCPs). Hard to decide which to stick with.
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Hit me up any time. Iโ€™m sure we can figure it out.
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They are pretty interesting for sure. And itโ€™s been a cool little experiment to get to know them a little more given how popular they are right now.
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Nice. Tweaked the JSON output to streamline payloads and format links and I now get some good recommendations ๐Ÿ˜Ž
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I know nothing about this stuff, but sounds like a pretty interesting challenge.
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Haha, I remember the same problem when I modded my PlayStation for the first time ๐Ÿ˜‚ Thankfully Iโ€™m much more confident soldering these days, so should be fun. Will do. Thanks man.
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Oooh, Iโ€™d love to. Did you figure out why it lost its intensity? Became loose? Or faulty vibration motor?
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@remysharp.com did you end up making a version with the vibration motor friction mounted through a hole to reduce depth? Given there are no traces passing through the mount area Iโ€™m tempted to dremel one out to test.
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Oooh, that virbration mod is pretty sweet. Might have to try that one ๐Ÿ‘
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Haha, I should've known you'd already know ๐Ÿ˜ Nice collection ๐Ÿ˜
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If you like your F-91 but want to make it a little smarter you should checkout the sensor watch project www.sensorwatch.net
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Maybe ill just swap the running bit for a yoga session ๐Ÿ˜
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Sounds like the Interest-Based Nervous System to me ๐Ÿ˜