What was the GH account name where someone forged commit times to make it spell out "BAD METRIC"? I'd like to see that one in 3D :)
Skyline – Your GitHub story in 3D
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#82Earlier quoted context omitted.
Change the URL: /2019" rel="nofollow">https://skyline.github.com/ /2019
It's a travesty that there's no UI for something so basic in 2021, that it can only be done by manually editing the URL like a barbarian. Truly a blast from the past, but not in a good way. Not the first time that GitHub has hidden features behind URL editing...
Also, it's mostly a toy, so whining about missing UI features is probably a little silly.
Re: Skyline – Your GitHub story in 3D
#83Re: Skyline – Your GitHub story in 3D
#84Cool! https://skyline.github.com/winrid/2020
Re: Skyline – Your GitHub story in 3D
#85Runs at about 18fps in Firefox/Ubuntu 20 on a 4k monitor with Titan XP GPU. Seems a little slow for this scene. I would be interested to know what is slowing this down, unfortunately not proficient enough at WebGL profiling to find out.
Re: Skyline – Your GitHub story in 3D
#86Earlier quoted context omitted.
I think it can switch drill bits to make fine-passes, and sanding/deburring. I could also be wrong, but I'm lazy enough to want that automated, so CNC probably does it.
Deep pockets with fine corners are very tricky to machine, since it's hard to make an end mill that's all of long, narrow, and tough enough not to break. I'm sure it's possible, but it would be expensive, and that's before we even talk about the complex tool paths and consequent setup overhead that'd be involved. (And that's assuming there's nothing so deep it'd require EDM, in which case don't even bother asking, yo…
"The Designer" - Author unknown.
The designer sat at his drafting board
A wealth of knowledge in his head was stored
Of what can be done on a radial drill
Or a turret lathe or a vertical mill.
But above all things a knack he had
Of driving gentle machinists mad.
So he mused as he thoughtfully scratched his bean
"Just how can I make this thing hard to machine?"
If I make this body perfectly straight
The job had ought to come out first rate
But it'd be so easy to turn and to bore
That it never would make a machinist sore.
So I'll put a compound taper there
And a couple of angles to make them swear
And brass would serve for this little gear
But its too damned easy to work, I fear.
So just to make the machinist squeal
I'll make him mill it from tungsten steel
And I'll put these holes that hold the cap
Down underneath where they can't be tapped.
Now if they can make this it'll just be by luck
Cause it can't be held by dog or by chuck
And it can't be planed and it can't be ground
So I feel my design is unusually sound.
And he shouted in glee, "Success at last!
This goddam thing can't even be cast."Re: Skyline – Your GitHub story in 3D
#87Runs at about 18fps in Firefox/Ubuntu 20 on a 4k monitor with Titan XP GPU. Seems a little slow for this scene. I would be interested to know what is slowing this down, unfortunately not proficient enough at WebGL profiling to find out.
Re: Skyline – Your GitHub story in 3D
#88Loosely related, here's an old project of mine that turns your recent commits into Matrix code rain: https://apitman.com/apps/redpill/
Re: Skyline – Your GitHub story in 3D
#89what's the word: not feature creep but ... defocus? instead of fixing their completely broken search they are doing what now?
This thing looks like a toy project by a group of designers and frontend developers. Are you suggesting that their skills could have improved the search somehow?