| name | zoom-out-restate |
|---|---|
| description | Restate your immediately preceding answer from the top — for a reader who knows what the project is for but has not seen its files, jargon, or the last few turns. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks by typing or mentioning /zoom-out-restate, or says something like "I feel like I missed a memo", "what exactly is X", "describe this as you would to someone who hadn't looked at the on-disk structure". |
| name | what-shorter |
|---|---|
| description | Restate your immediately preceding answer far more simply — core point only, in short plain-English sentences in the spirit of ASD-STE100. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks for it by typing or mentioning /what-shorter. |
I'm having trouble understanding your previous answer. Try restating just the core point (of each paragraph) using simpler english, similar to ASD-STE100. I'll ask follow-up question if it is too short or unclear.
This was my conversation with claude while vibe-coding https://rocketcal.cc/depviz/
Session ID: c858d4cf-445c-44c2-a376-4f6c9f4c05d4 Date: 2026-06-17 02:25:01
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A ship designed to be cheap when built in auto-launch mode, by minimizing the number of component types (BOM = Bill of Materials).
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A 5-furnace, 2-bay, solar
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A 14-furnace (equivalent) 4-bay nuclear
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I'm using the "Any planet start" mod for Factorio to force myself to really understand Gleba.
These blueprints produce half a belt of iron and copper, with a little power plant as well.
These use minimal technology (you'll need to research assembler 2's), but still have some nice circuit tricks, bootstrapping by dropping about 200 spoilage in each wooden box, plus some fuel in the power plant (with automatic restart if fruits get interrupted).
No unprocessed Yumako and Jelly Nut are used directly, ensuring the seed ratio stays positive. However, you'll need to implement some sort of control on your Agricultural towers to ensure you don't overproduce and allow fruit to rot.
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One of the problems with using bash's set -o pipefail
is that a command may fail with SIGPIPE
if the next command in the pipepine exits before receiving all of its input.
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Python's match statement is more powerful than I had at first realized.