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by htgb 17d ago
In case you're not just being sarcastic, stuff like Ivar. https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/ivar-cabinet-pine-40033763/
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by htgb 3mo ago
It looks really interesting from a technical standpoint. I really hope they manage to make meaningful progress. At the same time, it looks really challenging; not just because of technical implementation but collaboration. It's a pre
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by htgb 4mo ago
I got a second hand Prusa Mk3s about a year ago as my first printer, around 300 € perhaps. I'm still enjoying it a lot, even though I'm now eyeing one of their upcoming (more expensive) models. I think it depends mostly on how you
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by htgb 4mo ago
Not the one you're replying to, but I'd keep TTL high normally and lower it one TTL ahead of a planned change.
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by htgb 6mo ago
Do you have an image of the reversing portion? Any examples of pitfalls? On the face of it, it seems like you'd define paths and sweep profiles for the material to remove. Is the difficulty in defining the path of the reversing portion
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by htgb 6mo ago
build123d has constraints for avoiding math. I'm not familiar with the sketch constraints in FreeCAD though, how do they compare? https://build123d.readthedocs.io/en/latest/tutorial_constrai...
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by htgb 6mo ago
Off the top of my head, in no particular order: As the sibling comment mentioned, the classic problem of chamfer/fillet. Inconvenient in OpenSCAD, trivial in build123d. There are various features I've missed: polylines with rounde
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by htgb 6mo ago
Despite being aware of its existence, I stuck with OpenSCAD out of habit. Only last week did I read through the documentation, and feel strongly that I've been missing out… it seems to solve all of my gripes with OpenSCAD. I'm exc
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by htgb 7mo ago
Right, thanks
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by htgb 7mo ago
Shouldn't it be 1000/16 = 62.5? Impressive nonetheless, of course!
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by htgb 9mo ago
This is only the language for describing the volumes. That's not heavy, rather the importance is that you can express the ideas you want. The heavy lifting of rendering and computing how volumes interact etc is already implemented in n
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by htgb 9mo ago
That sounds like a nice improvement, just like many other aspects of jj! Tools should adapt to us and not the other way around, but if you are stuck with git, there's a slightly different workflow that supports your use case: detached
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by htgb 10mo ago
Fair enough. We use Dapper for a handful of performance-critical queries. But I wouldn't want to use it for the 99% where EF works well. Just like I wouldn't want to hand-roll assembly more than where it's really needed. And
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by htgb 10mo ago
Especially with the recent extension of STS release support from 18 to 24 months [1]. Previously, upgrading from an LTS version to the next major (STS) version meant the support window decreased by half a year, while now it would stay the
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by htgb 10mo ago
Are you referring to the change tracker? FYI you can have it skip tracking as the default (or per query), but when you actually want to make changes you better opt in with `.AsTracking()`. Anyway, I've used EF at work for about a decad
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by htgb 10mo ago
Yet another similar tool: https://fairanimateddrawings.com Discussed three years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35561203
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by htgb 10mo ago
Link should be https://aphyr.com/posts/397-i-want-you-to-understand-chicago
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by htgb 1y ago
Me too! It was funny how little love it got given how well it worked. The only issues I came across were artificial blocks. Some programs would check the OS version and give an error just because. Even the MSN Messenger (also by Microsoft)
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by htgb 1y ago
The article in general, and final paragraph in particular, reminded me of this essay: https://www.paulgraham.com/identity.html Edit: if the connection isn't clear, I mean the aspect of it being difficult to argue ratio
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by htgb 1y ago
I didn't get that reference. Thanks! Is it this one? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ohDB5gbtaEQ
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by htgb 2y ago
I'm impressed by your, and their, hearing comprehension here! Granted, English isn't my native language but even with concentration I struggle to hear what they say.
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by htgb 2y ago
I use a fork [1] of Valetudo and it lets me do just this. I save one map per floor, then restore when carrying it between floors. One floor gets cleaned much more often, but so far I have preferred this over buying two robots. [1] https:&#
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by htgb 2y ago
Came here to say the same thing: PaaS. Intriguing that none of the other 12 sibling comments mention this… each in their bubble I guess (including me). We use Azure App Service at my day job and it just works. Not multi-cloud obviously, but
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by htgb 3y ago
I know things kind of derailed downthread from here, but I just have to add that your claim is either confusing or simply untrue. I visited a manufacturer of industrial laser welds [1], and they use 16 kWh lasers over reasonably small fiber
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by htgb 3y ago
> Item A splits off to another belt, while all other items loop back. This doesn't address the parent comment's concern: > IIRC splitters only accept a single filter, and so you'd need many of them at each junction I ha
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by htgb 4y ago
Counterpoint: open source software, of which there are many great works without anyone being forced or pressured into making it. There are many more ways of getting motivation than applying "some pressure". Indeed, people are inhe
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IKEA asks horror game to change so people stop comparing it to IKEA [update](kotaku.com)
149 points by htgb 4y ago|173 comments
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by htgb 4y ago
I looked in the docs and thought I searched well enough, but evidently not. That looks great, thanks a lot!
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by htgb 4y ago
It's interesting to read about Durable Objects. It strikes me as conceptually very similar to what's called Virtual Actors, or Grains specifically in Microsoft Orleans, even if the underlying infrastructure is quite different. See
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by htgb 4y ago
Pretty sure it's in jest! I found the opening paragraphs pretty entertaining (and still clear on what the project does btw).

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