Ever Seen Claude Use Fusion 360?
No comments by: Julian Scheffers July 26, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy We’ve all done it before: a simple project that escalated to the point of extreme overengineering. But what’s less common is [Lee Hutchinson]’s digital clock, whose case is (somewhat-successfully) designed by LLMs! A clock needs time synchronization, and a digital one needs some code to drive the display.
- ▪No comments by: Julian Scheffers July 26, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy We’ve all done it before: a simple project that escalated to the point of extreme overengineering.
- ▪But what’s less common is [Lee Hutchinson]’s digital clock, whose case is (somewhat-successfully) designed by LLMs!
- ▪A clock needs time synchronization, and a digital one needs some code to drive the display.
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Ever Seen Claude Use Fusion 360? No comments by: Julian Scheffers July 26, 2026 Title: Copy Short Link: Copy We’ve all done it before: a simple project that escalated to the point of extreme overengineering. But what’s less common is [Lee Hutchinson]’s digital clock, whose case is (somewhat-successfully) designed by LLMs! A clock needs time synchronization, and a digital one needs some code to drive the display. An avid systemd user, [Lee] had no trouble at all setting up all the users and services needed to keep the time synchronized. Some rusty Python skills with some aid of the dreaded Claude Code later, [Lee] had a script to actually show the time too. But now comes the interesting part: the case.
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