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kiba

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    Comment #48316525

    I used LLM to teach me how to code and get through obstacles that would have me spending a lot of time doing ???. Typically, I just write code that I know a lot of time is absolute…

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    Comment #48309975

    It's time to let people choose their own algorithm and force upon the platforms a marketplace for algorithms.

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    Comment #48273544

    I used LLM as a tutor to tackle unfamiliar terrain. That is, I write code that I know very likely doesn't work but is the best code that I could have written. The LLM will happily …

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    Comment #48272848

    Make modifications and sell it, duh. It's something to contemplate when I am trying to solve a manufacturing problem. I don't know why is it so difficult for you to conceive based …

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    Comment #48269121

    No. It's easy. I develop tools. Some of which are tools I may want to sell to other. if I am dependent on a platform to make money, I don't want to ask permission to do so.

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    Comment #48256971

    I don't know why it's so mysterious for you. It's not an open hardware platform and prusa is the gatekeeper here.

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    Comment #48254955

    I don't want to ask Prusa for permission.

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    Comment #48254664

    INDX is an up and coming option that will probably change how multimaterial printing done, hopefully. I bought the founder edition but it will be a long time coming. As an aspiring…

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    Comment #48247383

    Prusa work well. They're just expensive.

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    Comment #48235708

    But let's not forget that if author cannot live of what they create, they, for the most part, won't be able to continue creating. There's so much overproduction of reading material…

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    Comment #48225287

    All the more reason to go local.

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    Comment #48188938

    This is assuming AI will take our jobs as opposed to making more mess for us to clean up.

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    Comment #48155836

    Executive leadership bias older not younger, no?

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    Comment #48149176

    Labor became too expensive to afford than technology obsoleting household labor. They can find better opportunities. Currently labor is too cheap due to the housing crisis and poor…

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    Comment #48127849

    You don't need "virtue", "honour", and "duty" to have NOT have voted the way people did. It is plain to see which chosen leader will torch the nation and which will not, regardless…

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    Comment #48124359

    The Chinese can be oppressive, thieves, and innovative.

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    Comment #48123406

    There's nothing secret in these 3d printers. The Chinese are very capable of reverse engineering these products and out innovating these companies.

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    Comment #48116706

    Share what? Nothing what Bambu is doing is remotely secret. There are no mystery sauce to figure out. Prusa genuinely got outflanked by Bambu when it comes to designing a printer. …

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    Comment #48116338

    The Chinese are very good at cloning, source code or not. Guess who they're cloning? Bambu. The market leader gets cloned but somehow the market leader is still standing. That mark…

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    Comment #48103266

    Why do decision makers become out of touch?

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    Comment #48098237

    The fundamental issue isn't unemployment due to automation, but the fact that society cannot benefit from unemployment. It should be something for us to celebrate, because it means…

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    Comment #48096345

    A hammer usually doesn't have the power to persuade people.

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    Comment #48091193

    The tooling is the issue because humans designed the tooling wrong. It's a chatbot interface fined tuned to sycophancy. That's not a coincidence.

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    Comment #48090610

    1) Some of them, yes. But also marketing. 3) is marketing and access to capital that Prusa don't have. 4) Prusa is of similar quality in my experience, or both machines have their …

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    Comment #48089944

    The most common failure in my printing experience is just plain old dirty bed, especially when human hands interact with it. That takes operational discipline especially if you're …