No affiliation and didn't get around to use it yet, but clawdbot[1] does WhatsApp, Telegram, Slack, Discord, Signal, iMessage, Microsoft Teams, and WebChat.

[1]: https://github.com/clawdbot/clawdbot

A much simpler setup can achieve "I want [coding agent messages] on slack"

I wrote an mcp for claude code to talk to you (and receive messages back) over slack, though it has the caveat of being unable to initiate a session. It was pretty easy to do with claude but probably not the best approach.

Humanity will clearly also survive without cars and shoes. What's your point?

Yes because the societal benefit of vibe coded florist SaaS is directly comparable to the societal benefit of cars and shoes. Great argument.

Without stating actual numbers if not comfortable, what was the % savings one over the other? Happy with performance? Looking at potential of doing the same move.

- How matryoshka do you want to parasite?

- Yes!

Maximum call stack depth exceeded.

Here's a smaller scale water battery that heats an entire house year round. The water tank itself is placed in the center of the house across all 3 floors and actually makes for a quite nice design element as well. The energy is generated in the warm seasons and the volume of water is large enough to last through the entire winter. It's a German vid but subtitles are quite accurate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBLiNHsod8Y

Doesn't this suffer the problem that you're then putting heat into the device, which is in your house, during the warm season when you want your house to stay cool?

Think of the water tank as being in but insulated from the house.

In the hot summer the hot air within the house is cooled by heat pumping the heat into the water tank which is slowly over weeks bought up from cold to mean summer tempreture.

In the winter the heat is extracted from the water and transfered to the house.

The house and the water mass are out of phase by six months.

It's a large enough volume of water, that adding insulation is feasible.

But then why put it in the house and not e.g. in the ground?

1. Not possible everywhere 2. Probably more expensive

You don't even need water, you can just transfer the heat to the soil under your house

Gave this a go. Just so happened that I had the page of an eBay seller open. Wondered if it could manage to do something as simple as extracting all 240 listed products on that page. Instead of determining that the most important data on this page would be the products, it identified these properties: categoryName, subCategories, link.

yeah i tried with a type of website that i commonly write scrapers for and i'm not sure if i can do anything with these results.

ai + web scraping is hard, i've tried and gave up, but that doesn't mean it's impossible, it just means i'm not a good engineer, so i will stay tuned to kadoa project.

Absolutely not knocking this project. Was just a somewhat unexpected result from such a simple site. Asked GPT-4 to write a scraper just to compare and it produced a quite usable boilerplate.

I'll look into this, we have a specific workflow template for ecommerce as it's always a similar data schema.

Impossible to even create an account from within Germany as a consumer. This is what their registration form says: (Only for business people and companies - section 14 of the German Civil Code - with location in Germany - not for consumers)

Fundamentally, yes. A tube shaped anchor with a designated/predetermined crumple zone. They're widely used in sheet metal fabrication, where thin walls wouldn't allow for sufficient thread engagement. Where spot welded nuts aren't possible, for instance in a long, thin walled tube etc..

For composites, if the back side is accessible, a standard rivet nut + tightly fitting washer on the back side works quite well to alleviate the risk of stress fractures.

Quite a lot of windshield wipers have metal inserts with the same properties & dimensions. Perfect to open your older car when you forgot the keys inside.