Sam

@TechTangents@dialup.space but are there any real patterns?

@vik@mastodon.nzoss.nz @hackaday@hackaday.social couldn't you just cast the gelatine directly onto a first surface mirror, like a hard disk?

@uint8_t@chaos.social @ancientjames@mastodon.social I was shocked that it cut so well and looked so good. I had assumed he was using telescope mirrors

Long weekend so I finally finished a couple of projects. The robot is a design by @Ailantd@mastodon.art and the alley is laser engraved watercolour paper painted with student acrylics.

@deshipu@fosstodon.org That makes AI the highest level of programming, is super convenient and might produce something not entirely unlike what you were thinking of.

@deshipu@fosstodon.org Here here! Also Disney has this niche pretty well covered, billions of dollars will do that.

@kauzerei My understanding is that it's really hard to automatically generate longer videos, so this may have had a human in the loop selecting the best from their slop machine and stringing it together. That small creative direction probably filed off the roughest edges.

@deshipu@fosstodon.org on the other hand, I work for a billion dollar company that has two Altium licenses for the 10+ electoral engineers. We have a special teams channel to work out who needs them most right now.

@ali1234 @kauzerei Thanks, both of you. I am always impressed when people can make things look good in openscad. My builds are always functional and basic. I clearly have a lot to learn

@kauzerei I don't understand how that works but I am going to play with it. Impressive achievement!