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giarc
2y ago
Thunder Nova 51. It's a big, fairly expensive laser, but it's owned by a makerspace I'm part of.
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giarc
2y ago
Sent you an email with some info.
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Sent an email.
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>Great, so it's using historical data to make a prediction about what has already happened. That's ok though because it doesn't know it's acting on old data. Researchers would give it data and ask for the 15 day forec
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I've done this a few times, both local shops and one further away (driveable, but I shipped to them instead). They take quite large margins (50-60% or monthly shelf fees) and for it to be profitable for both of us, they would have to p
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I can message it privately, don't really want to post publicly. 99% of orders are local pick up, shipping is just a hassle as most pieces don't fit in regular box (plus Canada Post is on strike right now). EDIT - messaged you on
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2y ago
I laser cut wall art and sell over Facebook marketplace. Making $2000-5000/month. I have a website, but most sales are done over FB and customers pick up at my house. I either purchase designs on Etsy, pay a designer to create dxf file
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2y ago
How do you reduce errors or hallucinations? I recently uploaded a very clear PDF to meta.ai and asked it a few, very simple questions. It completely made up quotes, including page numbers, section numbers etc.
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2y ago
I don't totally agree with you but I see where you are coming from. The article states "Eventually, the linguistic evidence was strong enough to issue a search warrant..." which could be referring to the brother pointing out
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300+ cases is quite a few when you consider that many will not be reported.
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Doesn't make it legal. As a small site, I'm sure you won't draw the ire of some big companies, but if you start charging money, you'll likely get a cess and desist.
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My neighbour is a detective and did a course on crypto scams. He told me scammers call someone's cell phone, record their voicemail greeting and use that to clone their voice. Then can then have a very real life conversation with their
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Any issue with copyright? Lots of brands named right in your copy.
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On the flip side, if you live in a city townhouse, there's likely a makerspace with all this and more. For the cost of that Maslow, I get a year membership to my makerspace that has a full woodshop, metal shop, electronic benches, sewi
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2y ago
As someone with access to a big 5x10 CNC and a large laser, I much prefer the laser for making forms (acrylic or wood, then use jig saw plus trim router). CNCs are just a step up in terms of complexity for part time use. You have to conside
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2y ago
Sounds very "mullenweg"ish.
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Dark mode. There's your problem. The site has been up for a week and people are already complaining they haven't properly adjusted for dark mode users. https://memelogy-images.s3.amazonaws.com/b004cc18-b980-4e4e-..
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>the text color in the footer has awful contrast, so it's hard to read. Dark grey on white is awful contrast these days?
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To run away with money or just simply to get media exposure....
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2y ago
My daughters adopted cow is Milkyway. Milkyway 2028
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It's an odd article all around. Look at the first graph. It's an average mineral content of calcium, magnesium, and iron in 4 different vegetables, but only represented by a single line. Why isn't it broken out for each categ
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Join a Makerspace (if you have one near you). Getting started with woodworking can be tough if you don't have the right tools. A makerspace likely gives you access to thousands of dollars worth of tools for the fraction of the price. I
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A colleague of mine studied physiology and anatomy at McGill University likely in the 1970s. She said the cadavers were mainly unclaimed bodies of homeless people from the city of Montreal. The rule was that all work was to be done in the u
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Not just that demographic, every demographic. There was a Planet Money podcast episode just the other day called The Subscription Trap. The podcast host and the founders of this tool, all seemingly young, tech enabled people all had hundred
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I'm a part time maker and purchase a lot of designs off of Etsy to make into physical goods. I have to weed through so many AI images when purchasing designs off of Etsy now. I wish they required users to indicate if AI was used to pro
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No I meant the comment about businesses and factories shutting down.
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How much is a result of Brexit and losing trade agreement with Europe?
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How old is that though? They seem to be making revenue pretty well now, so I suspect this might be quite old?
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Didn't that happen in DC recently? Remember that US military plane that went missing and was found many kms away from where the pilot ejected?
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I haven't read anything about the Supreme Court's decision, but did they dissent on the grounds that they believed he was innocent, or that capital punishment shouldn't be allowed (and not comment on his guilt)?
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