Some blurring is like pixelization
I appreciate you asking this question, as it wasn't obvious to me either
clearance=17; // [50] height=150; // [300] r1=25-17/2; r2=25+17/2; for(xy = [[269,73],[85,170],[237,228],[475,280],[263,487]]){ translate([xy[0],-xy[1],0]) difference(){ cylinder(r=r2, h=clearance*2, center=true);…
That is very funny. You could call it double irony: what you expected to happen is exactly what happened, but not in the way you expected it to happen. I guess it's time for some old school analog printing. I'll see if…
> You will make the technology more expensive and harder to use by majority of bad actors. I mean, we do have encryption, which is cheap for users and expensive for bad actors. The question is whether an analogue exists…
suppose you serve clients who want their reports to be generated at 02:30 local time. you could try to run a cron container for every time zone :bleh:, but with daylight savings, the 2:30 event can fire twice, or not at…
something something impedance matching
I would love to implement an extreme version of this, where each night a cron job runs that prints directly into a slot of a locked box
funny enough, a hash code defines an order on a set
Your graph would be more legible as a matrix of (day of week) × (time of day).
This is a very good comment
That's a very good point, and the converse as well: Jet/Turbo is good when maxima and minima are nonadjacent, such as in continuous functions.
Some blurring is like pixelization
I appreciate you asking this question, as it wasn't obvious to me either
clearance=17; // [50] height=150; // [300] r1=25-17/2; r2=25+17/2; for(xy = [[269,73],[85,170],[237,228],[475,280],[263,487]]){ translate([xy[0],-xy[1],0]) difference(){ cylinder(r=r2, h=clearance*2, center=true);…
That is very funny. You could call it double irony: what you expected to happen is exactly what happened, but not in the way you expected it to happen. I guess it's time for some old school analog printing. I'll see if…
> You will make the technology more expensive and harder to use by majority of bad actors. I mean, we do have encryption, which is cheap for users and expensive for bad actors. The question is whether an analogue exists…
suppose you serve clients who want their reports to be generated at 02:30 local time. you could try to run a cron container for every time zone :bleh:, but with daylight savings, the 2:30 event can fire twice, or not at…
something something impedance matching
I would love to implement an extreme version of this, where each night a cron job runs that prints directly into a slot of a locked box
funny enough, a hash code defines an order on a set
Your graph would be more legible as a matrix of (day of week) × (time of day).
This is a very good comment
That's a very good point, and the converse as well: Jet/Turbo is good when maxima and minima are nonadjacent, such as in continuous functions.