I only wish to have requirements at all
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mvirts@lemmy.worldto 3DPrinting@lemmy.world•Update on the "crushed letters" issueEnglish1·14 days agoI was thinking you could inset the letter boundaries on the letters first setup, but it looks like you only get 2 walls out of the slicer. Maybe try setting it to not outline the walls at all in letter first mode?
mvirts@lemmy.worldto 3DPrinting@lemmy.world•Any way to prevent letters being "crushed" on the first layer?English1·14 days agoI was thinking you could inset the letter boundaries on the letters first setup, but it looks like you only get 2 walls out of the slicer. Maybe try setting it to not outline the walls at all in letter first mode?
Edit: supposed to be on the followup post
Sometimes a short bit of drama is good motivation to actually read the mailing list 😁
mvirts@lemmy.worldto Selfhosted@lemmy.world•I'm guilty of not reading the f..ing documentationEnglish2·1 month agoPeople are worried about losing skills to AI while all the skills have already been lost to Google and stack exchange 😅
mvirts@lemmy.worldto Selfhosted@lemmy.world•I'm guilty of not reading the f..ing documentationEnglish1·1 month ago🤣 same
mvirts@lemmy.worldto Selfhosted@lemmy.world•I'm guilty of not reading the f..ing documentationEnglish6·1 month agoLol reading the source has trained me to try reading the documentation.
If it’s good, it’ll save hours or crawling through code.
My experience is that without swap my system will eventually lock up, without a clear sign of why. This was especially true when disabling memory overcommit, but I blame applications for that one.
Who knows maybe my ram is failing.
mvirts@lemmy.worldto Programming@programming.dev•AI isn’t ready to replace human coders for debugging, researchers say13·2 months agoI wouldn’t trust current models to do any real work. Aaand I think humans will be cheaper than LLMs for a long time to come. Ultimately all costs are labor and if you need to give the power plant people (running the plant, mining the fuel, building the plant) sandwiches to get them to provide power for your llm, you’re probably better off giving a human programmer sandwiches instead.
The ai bubble pops when investors decide they want dividends instead of speculative gains.
mvirts@lemmy.worldOPto Dullsters@dullsters.net•May have fixed the dishwasher with a garage washer3·4 months agoBecause of course it’s a dishwasher, this happened
So I bought an assortment of nylon washers then washered my washer again and it seems to be doing well.
That is inspirational
I just upgraded to openwrt on a bananapi router kit. It makes me happy every time I ssh to one of my devices by hostname instead of IP. Also set up DNS ad blocking and it’s a game changer.
mvirts@lemmy.worldto Dull Men's Club@lemmy.world•How are you organizing your spare cable drawer?1·4 months agoNice! So far I have a box of bags, vaguely sorted by function
Don’t over think it, the people who want to be here will be.
Let’s assume this is the before photo
mvirts@lemmy.worldto Dull Men's Club@lemmy.world•I bought a few cutting boards pretty cheap4·5 months agoI like the tiny round one
That’s a nice whip
Better than the unlabeled sponsorship behind the default search engine.
mvirts@lemmy.worldtoHome Improvement@lemmy.world•Does a surge protector for a whole circuit exist?1·5 months agoHmmm power surges… that’s something I haven’t considered for a very long time.
Anyone ever have something affected by a power surge?
Just pop open a QOpenGLWidget and say goodbye to QML and your sanity forever!