They have hand held precision cnc machines that use computer vision to register to the work piece and compensate for human error and execute the file.

I can't wait for people to start asking stable diffusion or dall-e for ideas. "unusual danish modern canopy bed 85mm"

I'm sure they won't run out of advances to talk about. And people keep reviving old techniques that got ignored too, or ones from other cultures.

A conference about hammers is closer to a conference on arrays. But a conference on carpentry is closer to a conference on novel algorithms and memory structures.

But we're talking about neither. We're talking about a conference on C.

Seems like this particular branch is talking about the suitability of using woodworking for the analogy.

And this is why I love HN so much haha

They're about to release Hammer 2, it's gonna be a subscription.

Did you mean "an AI powered cloud based subscription in Rust?"

OK, maybe Rust isn't such a good idea here.

We have so many handles. Wood, metal, plastic. A variety of heads! Sand-filled (dead-blow), brass, plastic, hardened metal, soft metal.

A subscription to deal with the wear-and-tear is probably only needed for the larger shops.