nervous_jessica

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by nervous_jessica 1y ago
We haven't actually run the thing to completion. We ran it for a couple days and then stopped after finding tens of thousands of solutions. Might explore again if we have time to improve the solver efficiency.
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by nervous_jessica 1y ago
Fair point. The gradients are just to be pretty. We could make you a solid color version if you would like. Email orders@nervo.us and we can set up a custom order.
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by nervous_jessica 1y ago
I'm somewhat ignorant about the search ranking implications of changing our domain. I bought the nervo.us domain much later and we've had the n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com domain since 2007.
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by nervous_jessica 1y ago
hi colordrops! the flummox coupon works in the shopping cart. often folks try to apply it in the gift card box in the checkout procedure. Let me know if you already placed and order and I can apply the coupon retroactively for you. If you w
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by nervous_jessica 2y ago
have you found anyway to export this year's data? I've logged in but now I'm worried that somehow opts out of getting the export data
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by nervous_jessica 2y ago
I tried to sign up for Kick and received an email that you don’t support my industry. Were an artist studio that makes and retails physical goods. Do you expect to support more industries soon?
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by nervous_jessica 2y ago
No mention of refunds for unused months
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by nervous_jessica 8y ago
Nice! I haven't seen these before. There's also a brand of puzzles called Schmuzzles that are based on an escher lizard and tile. I would say the difference between these and our torus-based puzzles is that they employ a tessellat
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by nervous_jessica 8y ago
This one is a Klein Bottle but we just released a cross cap one yesterday: https://n-e-r-v-o-u-s.com/blog/?p=8068
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by nervous_jessica 14y ago
it's an issue of the size. makerbots can print nice looking things but not that small. the objects being compared are the size of a quarter.