The real deal y0

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Cake day: July 16th, 2023

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  • Prusa has innovated. Not on their printers, agreed there, but in the slicer they have. And imo, those brands that are standing on prusa’s shoulders should pay them for that work but afaik, and do correct me if im wrong, they dont. Bambu does nothing back for prusa, the opposite even. They are killing the shoulders they are standing on and barely do something for communities. Creality was also that bad until they were forced to by a chinese maker that is now at large.
    Then other companies came and took creality’s crown by using the opened designs.

    I joined the 3d printing scene at the wrong time as i saw giants like prusa slowly fall and be replaced with shit heads like bambu


  • Yet a lot of those businesses lean on the work of prusa.
    Friend of mine always used creality their shitty slicer clone for his ender 3 v2, then got a bambu and was amazed by all the settings and options, different supports etc etc.
    Told him he should have switched to prusaslicer ages ago, which bambu’s slicer is based on and the sole reason its open source.
    (Also, orca slicer > bambu studio)

    Prusa has been fighting the enshitification of 3d printing so badly, they are going under while other companies are standing on their shoulders and pushing them under ><






  • This. This is how i feel about ml/llm/ai tech.
    Im going to give a lecture this year about mcp, what it is and what it does, with a live demo of letting an llm see what an application does ( via an reverse engineering api with an mcp endpoint ) and recreate it in .net ( via the build in vscode mcp ).
    That, or i might make an old api to access data, attach some mcp endpoints and let a lmm design some basic ( = aka to be validated and build upon by an actual engineer!! ) structures of the data for migration purposes and maybe even let it migrate some data depending on how my poc goes.

    The tech is cool as hell, but what its used for and how companies throw it against everything, even if it has no added value, is making me puke and hate it so bad…
    Even the way llm’s are trained make me puke. Fuck you all companies out there







  • Tbh, imo its a good user feature to have. Makes accessing the internet less big and less of a hurdle for people to learn to use the net. Something that welcome/needed then.

    However, from a technical standpoint its utter hell to maintain, keep safe/secure and was at that point a nono haha

    ( i say at that point, because now webviews are bloody everywhere )