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by q3k 1y ago
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by q3k 1y ago
https://archive.is/wWb07
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GlobalX, Airline for Trump's Deportations, Hacked(404media.co)
12 points by q3k 1y ago|2 comments
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by q3k 1y ago
Right, but I'm also wary of the extra complexity and whether it's worth it for me personally. (I've seen Bambu AMS systems act up, and I also know they're picky about spools).
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by q3k 1y ago
FreeCAD has a built-in CAM. It's not very powerful, but it's only going to get better with time (while the proprietary alternatives will only continue to get worse as companies try to squeeze money out of their users).
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by q3k 1y ago
> If you want to do actual 3D CAM (for CNC machining), Fusion360 seems to be the only free option (not available for Linux). The free CAM available in F360 has been artificially limited to only allow extremely slow travel speed. It'
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by q3k 1y ago
My favorite continues to be hardware from Prusa. They're rock solid and respect user freedoms (serviceability/upgradability/hackability). Being made in the EU is also a big upside for me. I've had an MK3S+ for years and
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by q3k 1y ago
In fact, it was such an iconic piece of early 3d printing design language that it became _the_ RepRap logo! https://reprap.org/wiki/RepRapLogo Then overhangs got good enough that people just started doing normal holes
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by q3k 1y ago
FreeCAD is fine (the author also uses it). Make sure to follow the official documentation (eg. PartDesign tutorial) to not get immediately frustrated.
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Design for 3D-Printing(blog.rahix.de)
837 points by q3k 1y ago|210 comments
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by q3k 1y ago
> Also, alpha is 15 years old and barely had any gameplay. Weird, because alpha era is when I've had the most fun in Minecraft - before they introduced any of the RPG elements.
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by q3k 1y ago
This wasn't just a random employee either, it was “Rafael Onak, User Experience Writing Manager at Apple”. If you think this is the only time they pull this kind of crap and then hide behind some privacy/design/UX bullshit ar
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by q3k 1y ago
Because of a pervasive meme that only the private sector should be doing this.
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by q3k 1y ago
> We lean on ChatGPT to rewrite blog posts and celebrate Copilot for “boosting productivity,” [...] Speak for yourself.
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by q3k 2y ago
My guess is that someone attempted to log in over Tor and they got unlucky with a Russian exit node. Or maybe I'm giving this situation too much credit and we should call a spade by its name.
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by q3k 2y ago
> the other commenter did not understand [...] That's not the case, I understand the issue at hand quite well. Please don't do this. I didn't reply to your other comment because this conversation isn't/wasn'
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by q3k 2y ago
> ?ing Errors and never actually handling them is just a terrible practice. I agree, but that's kind of my point - that's all these Rust praise articles are ever showing :). > But it is meaningless to talk about this without
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by q3k 2y ago
> Error Handling I've yet to see anyone demonstrate the elegance Rust error handling for anything but the simplest of cases. It's all fun and games and question marks... until you hit this: $ ./app called `Result
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by q3k 2y ago
> [the government can] take away my life, liberty, or property under the threat of violence. I do not envy your life situation if this is something that you have to genuinely worry about.
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by q3k 2y ago
n=16. This isn't even worthy of classifying as a Phase I trial. Efficacy studies generally _start_ at n=100. Drawing any conclusions on efficacy from this kind of sample size is simply unscientific.
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by q3k 2y ago
The EDX isn't functional yet, so I can't tell that.
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by q3k 2y ago
I mean I have access to SEM with EDX [1] and I can (poorly) crack open chips [2], 'just' need to get some LN to run the EDX... I just can't believe this isn't something that another lab has already done and published! [1
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by q3k 2y ago
> It is not known with certainty what metals are currently used by Intel or TSMC, though cobalt and ruthenium have been considered as the most promising choices. Wait, shouldn't that be easy to find out? Section/delayer a chip
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by q3k 2y ago
And that's why a lot of us are pushing to change the system by eg. making it use a memory safe language. Otherwise it's gonna keep producing more bugs than it should :).
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by q3k 2y ago
If my system regularly ships bugs, then yes, it's purpose is apparently to regularly ship bugs. If my system ships rarely bugs, then yes, it's purpose is apparently to rarely ship bugs.
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by q3k 2y ago
> The inefficiency of American institutions is nearly limitless. Don’t put too much stock in the glacial pace of our bureaucracy as being malicious when it happens everywhere else out of broad incompetence. The purpose of a system is wha
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by q3k 2y ago
> That must be a pain in the ass to type in. You get used to it, same as you got used to a QWERTY keyboard. (note: this based on my experience often interacting with another device with an alphabetic keyboard, not an FMC)
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by q3k 2y ago
A good, hermetic build system. Nix or Bazel or ...
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by q3k 2y ago
That's what Big Framework wants you to think so that they can sell you more Framework! :)
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by q3k 2y ago
If you find it acceptable to use Docker to develop/build projects then you probably have different standards than I do. But see my reply on another subthread for some of my issues with ESP-IDF.

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