Sounds like we need to 3D print a number of edf cases to test out thrust...

Glued the front half of the right wing together. Boy that's a loooong piece of plastic to hold together with only CA glue 😬 next up the rear half of that wrong, so I can make the carbon soar that ties it all into one strong wing.

Interesting. Then I suspect you could make it work just fine on a model plane with the same principle, though you may want a few weak magnets to have a weak but steady hold in the closed or deployed positions?

I'll have to look at how the pressure points are computed, because that sounds fun.

I'll be curious to hear how the real ones had that being automatic... I think the. F-86F was the first aircraft those were introduced on? (us jet aircraft anyway) I don't think I know how those forces make the slats deploy or retract.

Ok, sorry to pile extra work onto your project, but... don't you think you need way covers? 3D printed, of course. www.youtube.com/watch?v=eit2...

Can you share the github link?

I don't know if it's ethical... Considering they use echolocation, wouldn't music also be kind of blinding them? I say show them actual light art with underwater LEDs instead 😁

Mac has its own issues and limitations in the OS. The hassles in place to prevent you from running a non Apple signed application are insane. Most users give up before they get to the settings panel that would let them allow the app in question.

Just as long as it's organic and CBD free 😜

The creator of autocorrect is dead; may he roast in piece.

Well, yeah that's annoying for sure.

Some are better than others. Proton and infomaniak are both Switzerland based, where the privacy laws make it illegal for data sales to happen...

Pretty much all crypto, it's a techno twist on the venerable ponzi scheme, not to mention the horrible energy consumption. And any and all "AI" systems. Those are frankly, not great imo, and so full of bugs that nobody can grasp because of complexity issues it's scary.

And the math making the trip worthwhile didn't add up anymore. Not to mention my talk was cancelled because there were too many things that were meant to go into the schedule, and my presence became superfluous for the event to happen. Though I would love to be there with the team, I won't be.

When people talk about AI hallucinating, it's really an auto correct gone wrong, but with that much more computing power behind it.

How many times do you have to correct your auto correct a day?

This is how much you need to correct AI, but you don't always notice when it's wrong.

#donttrustai

*really important to find out why it freezes. God I hate auto correct.

So it's really hoping to friend on why it freezes too. If the addon is doing something with a single core instead of threading, for all vertices, the freezes will just get longer the more vertices you have.
Best test for that is testing and measuring latency with an interesting number of vertices.