The 3D printer changes your mindset so fast...
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The 3D printer changes your mindset so fast...
I want an adaptor part printed, but my partner has a print on that's got 4 hours to go... so it'll be like, 6 hours until I get mine, nooo!
Of course if we didn't have the printer I'd be ordering a part that is close but not really what I want, and waiting days for shipping.
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The 3D printer changes your mindset so fast...
I want an adaptor part printed, but my partner has a print on that's got 4 hours to go... so it'll be like, 6 hours until I get mine, nooo!
Of course if we didn't have the printer I'd be ordering a part that is close but not really what I want, and waiting days for shipping.
@aly yup. For a while there I had two Prusa Minis and it was great to be able to make a smol thing while a big thing was baking. Downsized once I got more into woodworking, though.
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@aly yup. For a while there I had two Prusa Minis and it was great to be able to make a smol thing while a big thing was baking. Downsized once I got more into woodworking, though.
@geeksam Yeah. Currently it's set up for very fine mini printing, and I want to do a big fast tool part with different filament... you can see how this is going to end up! :D
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The 3D printer changes your mindset so fast...
I want an adaptor part printed, but my partner has a print on that's got 4 hours to go... so it'll be like, 6 hours until I get mine, nooo!
Of course if we didn't have the printer I'd be ordering a part that is close but not really what I want, and waiting days for shipping.
@aly Next you will consider buying a second printer… Many of us have been there before.
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@aly Next you will consider buying a second printer… Many of us have been there before.
@bricks Yuuup. One that can print more filaments for me too...
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The 3D printer changes your mindset so fast...
I want an adaptor part printed, but my partner has a print on that's got 4 hours to go... so it'll be like, 6 hours until I get mine, nooo!
Of course if we didn't have the printer I'd be ordering a part that is close but not really what I want, and waiting days for shipping.
@aly it changed my mindset by removing the urgency and compulsion to buy unnecessary stuff cause "I could easily 3D print it at home", but then at home I don't want to spend time and material to print something unnecessary.
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@AdrianRiskin The first computer I ever used.
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@evan@cosocial.ca Totally agree, and I think that's actually the point the essay is trying to make. The split isn't “LLM users vs. craft lovers” but something more like “people with room to choose how they use the tools vs. people who don't have that room.”
@mitchellh@hachyderm.io is a good example. He's clearly using LLMs as a craftsperson. So am I, I think. But both of us are in situations where we're not being measured against a colleague's output every quarter. The workplace dynamic is what compresses all of that curiosity and exploration into pure throughput.
The craft probably does survive, just not evenly distributed.
