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by maxioatic 5y ago
I own one and can confirm they are quite nice. Still though, you aren’t getting machining level tolerances (0.001”) on a FDM machine no matter how hard you try.
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Yeah this is just a thing you have to design around while using FDM printers, as others have mentioned. I really like melting in threaded inserts if you need threads, otherwise use a drill bit or reamer. If you need super tight tolerances (
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Nice! I bet this feels good for the team after the almost year between 0.4 to 0.5. Hopefully they take some time off this winter!
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by maxioatic 5y ago
For example, the Rust or Go extension.
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by maxioatic 5y ago
You can open any GitHub repository in the web-based editor in the following ways: - Pressing the dot ( . ) key while browsing any repository on GitHub. - Change the URL from "github.com" to "github.dev". rad
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by maxioatic 5y ago
"Despite 50 years of progress, the software industry remains years — perhaps decades — short of the mature engineering discipline needed to meet the demands of an information-age society"
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by maxioatic 5y ago
A coding session usually implies something unrelated to algorithms. Whiteboarding is usually much more than "jotting down an algorithm".
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by maxioatic 5y ago
You can do this with xbar [0] (which is also just a super cool app). Looks like someone even made one specifically for checking the CPU throttling speed [1] [0] - https://xbarapp.com/docs/plugins/System.html [1] -
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by maxioatic 5y ago
I have this same exact fan! And the remote recently stopped working so I was thinking of doing something really similar to this. Glad to see it worked out.
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by maxioatic 5y ago
It's open source and designed to be modular/expandable. What's stopping you from building one to fit your needs? Here's some pictures[0] of people building larger scale ones: - 10x20' inside a greenhouse - 1.5x18m o
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Happy to see this get some attention! I've been following it for the last 6ish years, and it's been cool to see their progress. I think a few commenters are missing the point of this project. It's not a commercial robot and i
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Agreed. It seems to me, without knowing anything about their union, that it would be in their best interest to let umps to get fired for performance reasons, as opposed to getting replaced by robo umps. Maybe this is a bargaining chip ploy
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Angel Hernandez.. smh. It's wild he still umps MLB games.
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Thanks for the detailed response! I checked out the RFC repo posted by nindalf, and I was wondering if you could explain (very briefly) the issue tagging scheme? Do the "A-" tagged issues mean they're active? Edit: For more c
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Thanks for the info, appreciate it!
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by maxioatic 5y ago
If you don't mind me asking - what goes into implementing a feature like this in Rust? Asking as a complete noob in language design/implementation.
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by maxioatic 5y ago
This little bit, which is not coming in this version but is enabled by it: > f"" as a short-hand for a format string. For example, f"hello {name}" as a short-hand for the equivalent format_args!() invocation. I'm
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Huh, never knew about this. Seems quite useful. Thanks!
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by maxioatic 5y ago
I had the exact same issue with my laptop - and my wrist pain wouldn't go away even after switching to a normal keyboard and watching my posture. I also bought the Moonlander and have had very minimal pain since (~4 months now). Was th
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by maxioatic 5y ago
It's not as unique as it used to be. Neither is their DLS printing technique. They also have an insane valuation [0], so I'm not sure if they are really that under appreciated. For example Origin [1], which was just bought by Stra
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Also, not as cool as either strung or mylo, but Futurenatural was dropped recently too: https://www.adidas.com/us/blog/606245
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Yeah, they are printed using Carbon's printers but designed by adidas.
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Ha! I could never do that, but kudos to you
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Not OP but I use an iPad occasionally to remote in to a linux box and work on projects. I use blink for the terminal app and connect using mosh instead of ssh. I found that mosh handles the connection (reconnection) way better since iPadOS
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by maxioatic 5y ago
Hmm, bummer. Curious as to why it's not that desirable, and is there something else you would rather use?
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by maxioatic 5y ago
> We will also be suggesting one or more low-cost reference platforms for FreeBSD/arm64. A boy can dream this would be the Pi.
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by maxioatic 5y ago
I setup Tailscale for my home server the other day, can vouch for how disgusting it is. I thought it would take at least an hour, but no, took about 5 minutes. Was, literally, physically taken aback (in a good way). Highly recommend it.
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I tried this once or twice but didn't understand what it was really accomplishing compared to just starting tmux normally. Mind me asking you to explain how you use it a little bit?
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by maxioatic 6y ago
This book is so good I actually bought it twice. The second time was the ebook edition just so I can pull it up next to Vim. Highly recommend it.
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by maxioatic 6y ago
I don't fully grasp assembly, instruction sets, and how CPUs work so pardon the silly questions. I think I understand 1) as since they know the width they can more accurately divide the instructions to more parallel executers (whatever

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