The OFFICIAL programming thread
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It’s hilariously confused by the joints.
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Love the last one. Screw this joint, I’ll put it out of the rendering.
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Quite comical :)
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The first chair though… you could probably make that with strong magnets. It’s going to be somewhat dangerous but could work for an exhibition.
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Try “ultra-modern minimalistic led task lamp”
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Nothing exciting.
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Can it make art with skulls and flames? We could get rich here!
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Programming problem solved with improvements
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I wonder how many dudes have duct taped a fleshlight onto their chatbot girlfriends? I guess it does make sense though for lonely people, especially old people to keep them interacting. More advanced models will probably fill the hole of the lack of psychological help for people that need it.
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@Gators1 I bet some complain the colon key gets sticky.
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Haha, he said “fill the hole”
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Maybe there’s a demand for it but, personally, I don’t understand why the VS Code developers keep adding new editor features. It was perfect a few years ago. Every time they add something I’ve got to google random terms until I find what the thing is called and then hunt through the settings to work out how to turn it off. When I try it on a new machine without my own settings synchronized there’s so much extraneous shit when I edit (minimap, codelens, code actions etc etc) it’s like playing a fucking video game. I can no longer see my code sometimes. Do people like this stuff?
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“Table lamp designed by M. C. Escher”
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@Blanks or a tensegrity table lamp
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Nerds are weird. Why do you go through all this shit just to build something that’s basically useless?
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@Gators1 said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:
Nerds are weird. Why do you go through all this shit just to build something that’s basically useless?
Because it’s not there.
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Nerd!!!
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@tigger said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:
@Blanks said in The OFFICIAL programming thread:
Table lamp designed by M. C. Escher
That second one actually looks functional. Bravo
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