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by fudged71 6y ago
While there aren’t many 3D printed parts in the end product, he uses several printed jigs for shaping the sheet metal in clever ways. Very cost effective!
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by fudged71 6y ago
Does anyone know if this has been useful for Raspberry Pi camera calibration or stereo depth sensing on the Pi?
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by fudged71 6y ago
Nice try FBI
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by fudged71 6y ago
It’s pretty amazing they will ask for money but they don’t say what the limitations of their training set are
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by fudged71 6y ago
100% infill helps. There’s also a new method of post-print sintering in your oven using powdered salt
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by fudged71 6y ago
The markets this company is targeting are many trillions of dollars. Zero sum thinking is a waste of time. Any slice of the pie is a huge business.
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by fudged71 6y ago
Right. But for those Amazon affiliate links can you also provide an Amazon.ca affiliate link?
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by fudged71 6y ago
Business Consultants rejoice!
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by fudged71 6y ago
Will you be coming to Canada any time soon?
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by fudged71 6y ago
This is fantastic. Could you please provide alternative shopping links? Amazon.com links don’t resolve for Amazon.ca customers
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by fudged71 6y ago
Which DMLS platform are you using to print these components?
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by fudged71 6y ago
They are planning 3-5 flights max in the 30 days. It’s a technology demonstration. Essentially a throwaway experiment. All they care to prove is whether they can fly on mars. Any extra value they get out of it is a bonus
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by fudged71 6y ago
This is terrifying and impressive :) We built a similar system for 3D printers. There's nothing quite like intentionally giving access to someone on the other side of the globe and having them make something for you in front of your ha
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by fudged71 6y ago
They will not. The helicopter is a side project that gets abandoned after 30 days regardless of outcomes, the rover drives away (presumably out of range)
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by fudged71 6y ago
The PictureThis AI app has really helped me better understand some plants around me and ones I find in nature. I find it more immediately gratifying than looking things up in books etc. Plus it helps diagnose issues which are not apparent t
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by fudged71 6y ago
The article covers this. In the future maybe they can fly with LiDAR to get more accurate surface details for the rovers to navigate with, and finding interesting features
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by fudged71 6y ago
Do you think they’re going to fix some Software UI, or just pile on more training to their employees/contractors?
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by fudged71 6y ago
The balanced information diet is interesting. It's frustrating that although so much more content is publicly accessible for free today, I find on the whole that information density has decreased, probably due to advertising as monetiz
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by fudged71 6y ago
When I visited Kenya, people literally just burned their plastic trash in a pit on the side of the road. So yeah, any form of reuse/recycling seems better than that.
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by fudged71 6y ago
A while back I saw a way to take an SVG screenshot of a webpage, which seems like an excellent intermediary format if you are warping text etc and not wanting to run into aliasing problems etc. Is that what you are doing?
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by fudged71 6y ago
I really appreciate the tips in the comments here. As a beginner it makes a lot of sense to iterate on a local copy with jupyter rather than fetching resources over and over until you get it right. I wish more tutorials focused on this work
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by fudged71 6y ago
Maybe a naive question... But wouldn't it be great for Github to have a blog-specific type of repo? With functions similar to substack and medium.
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by fudged71 6y ago
Could you use this as an “analog hole” to scrape/OCR screen content from iOS apps?
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by fudged71 6y ago
It sounds a bit like Vortimo
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by fudged71 6y ago
A training client of mine with hyperhidrosis was treated through surgery. To be fair he was still sweating a lot more than my other clients, but he said it used to be way worse. I had a fever on a trip in africa where it felt like sweat was
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by fudged71 6y ago
Thanks. I suppose if you had minimal or negative churn you could take a break. Where do you feel the churn is coming from?
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by fudged71 6y ago
I’m curious how much development, marketing, and maintenance is needed to maintain this level of revenue. How long can you coast? How long can you go without new features? I know that may not be the goal and there are other reasons to work
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by fudged71 6y ago
I thought this was going to be about the Maker Movement and how huge some of these channels have gotten on YouTube
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by fudged71 6y ago
Are you able to share the traffic and revenue this project generates?
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by fudged71 6y ago
What is the difference? From the website it sounds like the favicon is changed. So the tab doesn’t go away it’s just on pause Google: “ a discarded tab doesn't go anywhere. We kill it but it's still visible on the Chrome tab strip

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