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1y ago
incompetence =/= corruption.
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1y ago
This is such a bad idea, I can't even...
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1y ago
That sounds interesting, I can't imagine such a thing being allowed. Can you tell us more about the program and what it involved?
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1y ago
One thing I've noticed over the past 20 years. At least in the United States, we need less "ditch diggers." This means that those who are less intellectually capable find it harder to get employment in a suitable position.
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1y ago
I personally think a balanced take is: It's a private school, and it's not the job of the Federal Government (especially personally directed by the President) to go after an educational institution for arbitrary and capricious rea
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1y ago
This is Fascism. With a Capital F.
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1y ago
Because this is not about tech, this is just politics. /s One thing I've learned since last year; a lot of the tech bros seem to really love fascism. Many others go along to get along. And some hide behind a veneer of "impar
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1y ago
I'm still reading through the article, but as a teacher, I'm highly skeptical of the results of this meta study. My own observations do not support that ChatGPT et al improve learning performance and especially thinking. As you c
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1y ago
There's something incredibly ironic to me about Uber staff fighting a return to office mandate, given that the actual laborers for uber don't have a work from home option what so ever. (also, do uber workers who have gotten used
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1y ago
Serious question, after the past few months, how can anyone deny that America is heading in a totalitarian direction? Those of you who believe that all of the many actions that have happened in the past few weeks are "okay", plea
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1y ago
SVG PCB is a similiar concept. The nice thing is that it allows both code and gui manipulation of the design. https://leomcelroy.com/svg-pcb-website/#/home
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1y ago
I think it's telling that the WSJ felt that Thursday afternoon before a Holiday was a good time to release this article.
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2y ago
Is Elon head of Doge or not? This is one of the many tactics they use. "Oh, he's not the head of it" He just makes all the decisions...
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2y ago
I really wish someone would take this and combine it with true photogrammetry to supplement the photogrammetry rather than just try to replace traditional photogrammetry. This type of thing would be the killer app for phone based 3d scanner
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2y ago
There's no way that Panama is not preparing on sabotaging the canal. Yes, it can be repaired, but it'll probably take a year. And I'm sure that having the Panama Canal down for a year won't affect the American economy
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2y ago
aerospace in the US is very much NOT low workforce. It's quite the opposite. One of the highest employers of "traditional" manufacturing in some ways. I think you also underestimate how many employees are required for medi
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2y ago
That's a real shame. I haven't paid that much attention, but in my utopia, they would have received some funding from the CHIPS act just to act as a gateway for educating people on how to design and make chips. But we live here.
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2y ago
And now here we all are with the russian agents firmly entrenched in the GOP.
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2y ago
[citation needed]
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2y ago
I take it you've never heard of the Nine Dash line?
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2y ago
My answer is why not both? Is the end goal energy efficiency or making a product that works?
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2y ago
Mitutoyo isn't a monopoly, not even close. Just because a company offers a product that is arguably just slightly better in one aspect than others does not make it a monopoly. (I say this with a 10 year old pair of harbor freight cal
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2y ago
Citation Needed.
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2y ago
FYI, from 2017. Also, Matt Keeter has some serious skills. I always thought his Antimony CAD program[1] was neat, and sad that it seems to have died. I've yet to figure out how to get it to run on newer versions of linux (The last tim
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At first I was skeptical, but that's an impressive demo for such a small machine. The documentation on your github is a tad lacking however. :) But good luck on your machine, I like your CPAP fan idea.
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2y ago
While you may not take this as proof it affected this exact decision, it's hard to ignore it as a possible reason. https://www.cnbc.com/2020/02/10/amazon-wants-to-depose-presi...
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2y ago
I feel like a rather large number of individuals are missing a key detail about these questions. It was intentionally about ambiguity. It was intentionally designed to allow the test grader to decide pass or fail, regardless of what the &
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2y ago
Mastercam already has Automatic Tool Pathing. It's essentially click "go." It'll spit out all the toolpaths to make the part. It'll be inefficient and if you don't tell it specifically what tools to use, it&#
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2y ago
Because a lot of people are saying "CAD is only useful if you know how to use it." One word: Tinkercad. https://www.tinkercad.com/ I teach children how to use it. It takes them about 15 minutes to pick it up.
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2y ago
I do not believe that is standard iso gcode.
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