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masukomi, 1 month ago to random

I was trying to finish off a roll of filament that was sooooo close to empty. It worked, but as expected it ran out before the print was done. I heard the AMS sound change, looked over, and did an emergency swap with another roll of "whatever" and it didn't even notice 🎉

This is a pair of jigs for aligning (& soldering?) LED strips in a photo box so I don't care what it looks like.

I'm happy to report that I measured correctly :D

#3DPrinting

exchgr, 2 months ago to random

this is why i use intellij’s git tooling 🥲 https://social.jvns.ca/@b0rk/112078499917987668

exchgr, 3 months ago to random

one of my magic trackpads has completely stopped giving me any haptic feedback, so it’s off to the apple store on wednesday to try to repair it. not getting my hopes up lol

ai6yr, 6 months ago to random

Google has added a new TLD (top level domain), .ing -- act now, you could own the below domain! (Apologies for the use of a four letter word, it was the first thing to come to mind of "ing" words) #TLD #domains

Cassandra, 7 months ago to random

It's harder than I would like to learn how to hear my own needs, after a lifetime of being told they were irrelevant or wrong.

#ActuallyAutistic

grimalkina, 9 months ago to random

Now that gen AI is directly involved in software work, it's interesting to me how much software engineers are willing to listen to evidence science and statistical problems we NEVER got them to give a hoot about before, like data missingness and bad operationalizations and skew and multicollineation and...

I'm really curious if all this critique of gen AI will permeate inwards to a more aware critique of the outrageously poor inferences available in the systems eng often builds

taylorlorenz, 10 months ago to random

The largest public school district in Texas is eliminating librarian positions and converting the libraries into 'discipline centers' at 28 schools this upcoming year https://www.click2houston.com/news/local/2023/07/26/hisd-to-eliminate-librarians-turn-libraries-into-discipline-centers-at-28-campuses/

ashleyspencer, 10 months ago to actuallyautistic

I made these graphics about stimming. :RedHearts: :RainbowInfinity:

#ActuallyAutistic @actuallyautistic

Clothing Stims: Zipping and unzipping the zippers on hoodies and jackets. Biting or chewing on sleeves, hoodie strings, Adjusting shirts, pants, jackets, etc. Pulling on sleeves or putting them over your hands.
Food & Drink Stims: Enjoying the sensory feeling of eating or drinking. Taste of food or drink as a stim. Motions of eating or drinking as a comforting stim. Consuming one type of food or drink the most (sweet, salty, spicy).
Other Stims: Scrolling phone or tablet. Typing on computers. Playing computer or mobile games. Singing. Talking to yourself. And many more…

mcc, 10 months ago to random

Entire Internet is dying at once https://www.androidauthority.com/youtube-confirm-three-strikes-policy-ad-blocking-test-3340826/

theresnotime, 11 months ago to Wikipedia

From a digital art exhibit in Barcelona, this robot draws a circle for every 70 edits on #Wikipedia

Edit: Digital Impact Exhibition of the Design Museum of Barcelona

dachary, 1 year ago to random

For the curious, this is what I'm resurrecting from the languishing pile: a macOS PR dashboard to keep an eye on PRs in repositories I care about, decide whether I need to watch new PRs in my "Inbox" or I can safely ignore them, and get updates about status, reviews, etc.

As someone who works on documentation for a handful of engineering teams and in a few different documentation repositories, having one place to roll up things I care about is a big win to stay on top of things.

A screenshot of a PR detail view in the PR Focus app. It has 5 panes with metadata about the PR; a PR description, updated timestamp, and link to view it on GitHub; a list of commits with timestamps, contributors, and links to view them on GitHub; a list of status checks with links to view them on GitHub; and lists of review statuses and comments with timestamps, reviewers, and links to them on GitHub. A pill indicates the repository it belongs to, and buttons at the top of the view let you Watch/Stop Watching or Ignore the PR.