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https://wiki.freecadweb.org/DXF#Saving_DXF
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You’re correct that parametric is cool & FreeCAD adds that flexibility. One note about Sketchup is it encourages choosing standard sized items from the parts library. Choosing from the library (for example, choosing a standard 2x4 board
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FreeCAD is a traditional CAD tool based on sketches, pads, and pockets. CAD designers I’ve spoken with who use that style tool think out their designs outside the CAD tool. They know how to translate concepts into the parametric CAD languag
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Cool link
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Optimistically, he did just reply to a cold post :-)
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This is, sadly, common. I’ve heard a handful of people say they go to work to get away from their family situation.
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I wonder how many projects really need the performance? Most projects are integrating parts into a whole. While expert programmers might be needed to create the parts & package them as libraries, how often is the same true of larger ass
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MediaWiki has various useful maintenance reports. Pywikibot can help automate maintenance tasks via the MediaWiki API. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:SpecialPages
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I’ve read this guide & would like to use this as an exercise for college students. However, I don’t have a background in AI. Can anyone provide insight into how the driving skill of the AI will be impacted by the following? 1. The shape
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How to Train an Autopilot (Donkey Car)
(docs.donkeycar.com)
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It’s come a long way and slowly keeps getting better. Hopefully it’ll exit this list someday :-) I wish I knew how to get design feedback to the GIMP team in a way that would be appreciated & that people might take action on. I also wis
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Yes! Captchas are terrible. Does the support pole count as part of the traffic light? How much of the bus needs to be in the square for that square to contain a bus? What counts as a street sign? And on top of all that, the frustration that
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webgme.org, with a fair amount of work
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> the licenses are so expensive that people on the product team can’t even make small changes or illustrate concepts Licensing models that don’t scale can cause tremendous problems. Early on, design can become a bottleneck. Later, simple
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Marvel App is a nice one. Sketch, photograph, wire photos together into a workflow mockup. App Cooker on iPad is really nice too, though no longer maintained. It exports the storyboard of all the UI screens connected by transition arrows.
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Exactly! Design is about how it works. That’s more important than how it looks. Low fidelity focuses designers on the app workflow, lets more of the team get involved in design, promotes UI component reuse, and avoids confusing managers abo
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What impact is Storybook.js having on your team? I’ve recently started using it with my team and the impact has been positive. Component sandboxing seems to encourage developers to encapsulate CSS within web components. Sandboxing also seem
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Martin Fowler has a nice collection of essays & videos. He recommends starting with a monolith, then breaking out capabilities over time. He also mentions that micro services are useful as a solution for partitioning work across teams.
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What interests me is how he was aware of technology trends, in addition to studying Buddhism and western religion. That awareness makes some of his observations relevant now. I’ve found his essays & lectures interesting ever since my gr
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Curious how you decided to use Telegram for this. Seems like a neat idea. Don’t know if Telegram lets you edit old posts, but would be nice to see if a job has been filled.
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Curious what prompted you to share alanwatts.org? Alan Watts audio books on Audible seem to be subsets of these recordings. My favorite collection of Alan Watts talks is “Just So”.
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Disclosing networks of state-linked information operations we’ve removed
(blog.twitter.com)
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Originally, the ZDNet article “From Earth to orbit with Linux and SpaceX” caught my attention ( https://www.zdnet.com/article/from-earth-to-orbit-with-linux... , June 3, 2020). A little searching turned up this research
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Current use of Linux in spacecraft flight software (2017)
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If you’re lucky enough to not work during college, then internships are far more valuable and will likely challenge you to do much cooler things. Intern lots of places & try out different work environments and even locations.
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My masters degree took me 1 year to get and let me skip 3 years ahead in salary. It also gave me access to more senior level roles working along side senior level and executive level managers. You’ll also want to do other things in your lif
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Building upon tsumnia’s reply... In my CS101 class students were penalized for skipping ahead. Remember that the instructor has put thought into how to sequence the course material. Follow the instructions for assignments. Focus on demonstr
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Carnegie Mellon University has credibility and is highly ranked ( https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/carnegie-mellon-univers... ), so a press release from them is more credible than thin air or a random blog.
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Probably close. The first software program ran 21 June 1948 ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stored-program_computer ) and not many people who start working at 16 keep programming until 74.
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Bots can be used for many purposes. Many (maybe most?) are constructive. There have been a number of DIY tutorial for beginners about how to use Arduino or Raspberry Pi to let plants tweet when they need water. Here’s one (old) example: h
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