MrSlicer

Haha I'm visually impressed and often hit the wrong auto predict. This was a pretty funny one.

Now add in the price of the machine and you will need a way to dry the pellets if you don't use it immediately. I really want this to be a thing but I just don't see it being economical.. It might be fun however to make custom filaments.

I don't think buying all this equipment is better for the environment than just burying the scrap material in a landfill.

Seems like a total waste. That buys a tremendous amount of filament. I don't think even print farms do it. There are so many filament companies out there that the margins have to be razor thin.

What is it when you can't focus on anything for mom than a minute tops?

He's not that big/ cut 30 hard mistakes a day will get you what he has with no drugs.

I mean he didn't buy Twitter.

Let us eat cake!

Doesn't copilot do this? I'm just learning now but it's so much easier to code even with Bing Ai chat it helps me understand error messages and all sorts of stuff. What do professionals use?

It codes pretty well for what I need. It helped me write a program for my esp32 to fill out a Google form to populate a Google sheet with temperature humidity and barometric pressure.

Its also helpful me with a visual basic program that checks on 3 temp/humidity sensors in my home. Plots it on a graph and turns on my led lights to a blue and white animation if the temperature falls below the trigger temp. This warns me if it's close to freezing in my garage. I'm doing my best and trying hard to learn.. Ai has been fundamental in me avoiding hours of googling because I don't quite understand the syntax yet.

Here's the program in action let me know what you think. It's the first real program I've made. https://youtu.be/T7RhQKH-b70?si=fTgq4_D2w33rGM_2

So far it has added great comments. It's also great for helping me learn syntax.

I was missing printer drivers it found the drivers (iirc)