IdiotSavage

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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
The point was to show that machines can produce knifes with precision. The other commenter stated that "CNC can't do the tolerances needed behind the apex.", whatever that means exactly.
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
Are you talking about a chef's knife? If well done, I see no reason why it should be any worse than a high end knife made by a skilled human. Have a look at this if you're interested: https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
They have "bottom of the barrel" and slightly better quality products. But the better products are nowhere near the (top) end of the range.
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
> Goods are usually (although not always) inferior when made by a machine. This is only true in the beginning, when machines are still primitive (e.g. first automatic looms). Nowadays machines mostly yield much better quality than any hu
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
They all seem to be single nozzle.
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
The upcoming INDX looks promising. But I can't see how Prusa solves the "dust and moisture" problem. They don't have something like Bambu Lab's AMS, do they? Same problem with the Snapmaker U1. Edit: the Snapmaker U
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
I have a problem: I'm in the market for a new 3D printer. My old Ultimaker 2 is still going strong, but it's from a different generation and doesn't fit my needs anymore. Looking purely at features, I really want a Bambu Lab
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
Amaze!
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
> I am wearing a T-shirt right now in fact that was advertised to me a week or two ago as "on sale" for £8 (eight) and which I clicked through and purchased. This means the ad was effective. But was it useful to you? Did it s
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
With AirSane [1], you can make scanners integrate nicely with macOS. This page [2] has a writeup (in German) how to set it up on a RaspberryPi. On non-macOS devices you can still use the web interface, as demonstrated by the "yes-we-sc
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
As an outsider, trying to make some UI/UX changes in old open source projects is often extremely energy consuming and difficult. You have to convince all the old hands, who feel it's their project (maybe rightfully so) that the ch
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
> Do you remember that foolish Windows-Themes on Linux? Luckily GNOME has killed custom theming. In what way has GNOME killed theming? There are lots of themes available on [1] and some of the most downloaded ones are consistently imitat
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
Graphically perfect, but content-wise nonsense. The pelican's center of gravity is clearly behind the wheel. It needs to be above or very slightly ahead of the wheel.
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
Guys, this is not replacing your favorite station, you don't have to listen to it. It's an experiment. If you scroll down a bit, there are various audio snippets of interesting dialogue the models produced. I think it's inter
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
... stopped on a railroad track. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/waymo-trai...
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
Do they have the Makita coffee maker? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4xOEIpbxM4w
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
Isn't the promise that once all vehicles are autonomous, traffic will flow much more efficient, cars weaving through intersections at high speed etc.? They can't even get it working with a fleet of their own cars, driving slowly o
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
Soon: ads on your HUD while you wait in traffic.
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
The Sixties where the time! in the office: https://media.cnn.com/api/v1/images/stellar/prod/14040813590... in university: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1315981/mediaviewer&#
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
Or set network.http.referer.spoofSource to true.
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
So, basically you need to micro-manage it. Where are your 10x gains now? And is it fun to work like that?
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
Yes, there are some YouTube-manufactured issues. However it bothers me more when I try to watch a 21:9 video fullscreen on my 21:9 display and get black bars on all four sides.
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
YouTube, as well as any decent player, plays any aspect ratio video, even portrait mode. As an uploader you should never add black bars (if they are in the source, crop them out before uploading) and of course never distort the video. This
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micronation
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
This is cool. I would totally use this if I had a SoundTouch speaker. My mother has one at home – unfortunately there's no way to run a local server. Annoying design choice by Bose, that the speaker even needs a server for the presets.
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
I just found a new(?) setting in Firefox, to spoof the Referer header, instead of omitting it. Will try that for a while and see how it works. about:config -> network.http.referer.spoofSource
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
> Where you were before > news.ycombinator.com This has always bothered me the most. I disabled the 'Referer' header once, but it breaks many websites.
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
Yes, this is exactly the kind of prompt I often see. Then you have stuff like "8k resolution". WTF? The output is fixed anyway.
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
Luckily people don't film in my gym, but watching Joey Swoll [1] I've seen plenty of idiots (often young women) who try to make someone in the background of their video look bad. It's always completely obvious that the person
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by IdiotSavage 5mo ago
That's funny if it's true. I'd like to see the prompt which generates the prompt.

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