ExcessShiv
@ExcessShiv@lemmy.dbzer0.com
- Comment on The surveillance tech waiting for workers as they return to the office 3 days ago:
Yeah the “great work guys, we doubled the EBITDA this year. Congratulations!..Here’s your 3% raise” kind if sucks
- Comment on Is there an independent model database? 3 days ago:
why are you trying to change what I wrote? Its clearly there. I said none of that.
Prusa being “for profit” isn’t the same as the term implies.
Well then I misinterpreted what you mention by that statement, what do you mean by it, if it wasn’t that they’re not a “real” for-profit company?
I suspect you have no knowledge of their platform or how they do business or where or the history of their founder.
No I have plenty experience and use printables a lot, it’s a great platform. I’ve been in-and-out of the 3d printer environment since 2010, I perfectly well know their history and what they once were.
- Comment on Is there an independent model database? 3 days ago:
You said that they were not a “real” for-profit company, which is just plain wrong. They have even monetised their printables.com platform, if that’s not a for-profit move in the most classical sense I don’t know what is.
- Comment on Is there an independent model database? 3 days ago:
Prua are 100% a for-profit organisation/company, they don’t attempt to sell printers or services at anywhere near cost, which is absolutely fine too. To say they’re not a for-profit company is absolutely delusional.
- Comment on (Troubleshooting) Does anyone have an elegoo giga? 5 days ago:
Second, there’s never enough adhesion.
False…I have a buildtak plate that I stopped using, it will literally stick so well that the layeror two stays on the plate when you try to remove a print.
- Comment on AI Video of Trump Sucking Musk's Toes Blasted on Government Office TVs 5 days ago:
Again, no reason to shame people for sucking feet
- Comment on AI Video of Trump Sucking Musk's Toes Blasted on Government Office TVs 5 days ago:
But this is ridicule not because of a working relationship but because of the tabubrwlated to sucking feet.
- Comment on AI Video of Trump Sucking Musk's Toes Blasted on Government Office TVs 5 days ago:
Even if it wasn’t AI…so what? No kink-shaming man, even if they’re shitty people.
- Comment on Electric Propulsion Magnets Ready for Space Tests 6 days ago:
I absolutely love how these things always look like janky scrapyard inventions, despite costing a fortune to build.
- Comment on The Humane Ai Pin Will Become E-Waste Next Week 1 week ago:
I think it relies on the server backend, which they’re closing down, to do pretty much anything including TTS
- Comment on New printer, considering the prusa CoreONE...but 1 week ago:
No I definitely like to have the option but not the need to tinker, so I fit in that category. But their printer performance and functionality is just so far below pretty much every competitor out there.
- Comment on Italy to require VPN and DNS providers to block pirated content 1 week ago:
I think all the big stadiums actually used for these big matches are privately built and owned?
- Comment on New printer, considering the prusa CoreONE...but 1 week ago:
From the reviews I’ve seen, quality is not really above average despite those slow speeds, they even show some pretty poor overhang capabilities with PLA in several videos I’ve seen.
- Comment on New printer, considering the prusa CoreONE...but 1 week ago:
I would really love the Prusa core one to deliver a product matching their price point, but it just seems to miss the mark by a mile to offer the required functionality and performance to match their price.
- Comment on New printer, considering the prusa CoreONE...but 1 week ago:
I don’t necessarily insist on klipper, but I would like to have the same functionality with whatever printer I end up with.
- Comment on New printer, considering the prusa CoreONE...but 1 week ago:
Yeah but their build quality really looks like it’s absolute shit, running some flimsy looking proprietary hotend.
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- Comment on Researchers are training AI to interpret animal emotions 1 week ago:
I know, right!?
- Comment on Researchers are training AI to interpret animal emotions 2 weeks ago:
AFAIK only on a fairly small amount of animals and with limited accuracy/consistency
- Comment on France's biggest game industry union puts together a 'Grève Bundle' to support striking workers 2 weeks ago:
The french haven’t put anyone in guillotines for more than 200 years (not counting prison death sentences), accrediting this behaviour to the current French population is quite the stretch.
- Comment on ‘By humans, for humans’: French dubbing industry speaks out against AI threat. 2 weeks ago:
Of course some are able to, but in my work (automation and manufacturing) I apparently don’t meet them. I’ve not met a single French person that didn’t have a crazy thick accent (and definitely not used to get laid when talking to me, during work), and many that didn’t speak any English at all though this was mostly unskilled manufacturing employees.
- Comment on ‘By humans, for humans’: French dubbing industry speaks out against AI threat. 2 weeks ago:
A few months ago, unless the have higher education levels (university), they have the thickest accents (like bond-villain bad) and somewhat limited vocabulary.
- Comment on ‘By humans, for humans’: French dubbing industry speaks out against AI threat. 2 weeks ago:
France along with especially Germany and Italy are stuck in the past clinging to this dubbing-tradition, and it’s giving them a disadvantage. The negative impact of this can easily be seen still on the young(er) generations, they have a poor English speaking level compared to many other European countries.
- Comment on Amazon’s killing a feature that let you download and backup Kindle books 2 weeks ago:
Aah, I didn’t know…but at least it’s store and format agnostic, which logo definitely is not.
- Comment on Amazon’s killing a feature that let you download and backup Kindle books 2 weeks ago:
Check out boox for a properly open(-ish) platform, it’s android based.
- Comment on Apple is once again advertising on X after more than a year 2 weeks ago:
For some it works, for me it doesn’t and graphene is detected as an unsupported OS.
- Comment on How Nissan and Honda's $60 billion merger talks collapsed. 2 weeks ago:
Honda has made both the “e” in 2020 and “e:Ny1” in 2023, both seem like decent BEVs.
- Comment on Did UCLA Just Cure Baldness? 2 weeks ago:
the baldies are next.
Ugh, finally…
- Comment on Palmer Luckey says he wants to 'turn warfighters into technomancers' as Anduril takes over production of the US Army's IVAS AR headset from Microsoft 2 weeks ago:
I love it,keep up the good work Scotty!
- Comment on Palmer Luckey says he wants to 'turn warfighters into technomancers' as Anduril takes over production of the US Army's IVAS AR headset from Microsoft 2 weeks ago:
Its a flashlight, not exactly a field in raging development.
Honestly I’m thinking it’s because it’s cheaper to have programmers doing simple FW programming for things than it is to have engineers design the required circuits. There are so many things with microprocessors in today that just does not actually need it but it was the lazy option. It opens stupid avoidable avenues of vulnerabilities.