u/Individual-Carob5593

It is the Wild West out there, and nobody knows what they are doing or what the best way to do it is. It is the future, and if used correctly, it can do marvellous things. We will hopefully learn from your mistakes.

My experience is that it is great for brand new projects but not so great for 10-year-old codebases written by dozens of developers.

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I am sure there are some good bands on there.

Invading the town with their fresh faces and youthful energy. Walking around the shops with their mums, buying stuff for their first student house. Falling in love before freshers' week.

Welcome!

We are going to be in the area so it might be good to see something.

We were watching from the cheap seats (outside on the road), and there was a huge stream of people leaving after 45 mins of the Madness starting. What's the point of that? It wasn't even 10pm yet.

Currently, it is sitting by my router. If I want to fiddle with it, I have to unplug it and plug it into my PC. Can I attach a wireless KVM box and access it via that?

I gave Codex a blank folder, and we are writing a game together. No bugs and everything works exactly as planned. It wrote all the code, and it knows exactly how everything works. Is it more of an issue when you give it an existing codebase with a dozen different devs' coding styles? It has to work out what to do and how to interpret it in the current code style.

It all seems such a long time ago. I see the cheapest are only (?!?!) £20K these days. I know a few years ago I was looking around a discount store and there was a box of Bored Ape keyrings. I got one for £3 as a souvenir. I can guarantee that nobody who shopped there knew what they were. Does Twitter still support them?

Can you still watch it from the road? Were there many people there? I am sure they will close that bit of railing off at some point.

To anyone who kayaks or canoes around here. There is a lot of water out there, but it always looks a bit choppy. How often is it feasible to go for a paddle? Does it have to be realll still?

There is a bit of everything in there, except beats.

Just a random thought. I don't know if there would be any advantage. Currently, everything in the current layer gets exposed for the same amount of time. In theory, with new firmware, you could show the supports for the layer, expose it for a second, and then show the model and expose it for 3 seconds.

I got fed up with the ads in all the other slicers and gave it a try. It's not bad. It actually works with the wifi features of the 4 Ultra, so I can send the file and hit print, all from the office. Is there any documentation, as it has lots of parameters that sound interesting but I have no idea what they do?

Have some 90s German techno.