Staff Engineer with @MedStack. Open Source Contributor. Blogging at https://nitter.cf/t.co/RNNC7taXgg, building a rover at https://nitter.cf/t.co/Igz2jU41WJ
St. Catharines, Ontario
Joined July 2010
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Nicholas Bering retweeted
In 2013 or so I realized that my Twitter experience was an echo chamber and I went out of my way to find people who weren't like me. Artists, historians, scholars. People who are LGBTQIA+, folks from other walks of life. It completely changed my world view.
Working on the snap-fit eyeball mold kit designed my Will Cogley (Nilheim Mechatronics).
Prints are complete!
Blue: Snap-fit holder for casting.
Red: Holder for painting (fits in a drill chuck).
White: Eyeballs. Will be painted.
Black: Blank for the eye-lens mold.
Starting work on assembling the actual animatronics mechanism, now. Assembly of the push roads that actual the eye rotations complete.
These specialty gabby servo tie rods ends are kinda neat.
Nicholas Bering retweeted
In my travels, what I see is that AWS and GCP customers are largely selling things to companies that sell things to other people. More customers == more usage.
(Though really, it's more a function of "how many engineers did they hire" that drives the cloud bill. Shhh!)
My 8yo is a genius. I couldn’t find my screwdriver anywhere!
She suggested, “Did you try retracing your steps? That works for me sometimes.”
Turns out my screwdriver was sitting in the box with my tap set, which I was using at the same time, and they got put away together! 😲
Setting up the auto bed-leveling on my Ender 3 was worth the time investment.
It definitely wasn’t easy to configure… but I haven’t done any printing in a few months, and I got things going again in a few minutes with no fuss or failed prints.
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