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  • You’re either a shitty LLM or you have difficulties with substance abuse like I do. If you’re the latter, please reach out to me again and we can have a private conversation about our journey to sobriety.

    Uuh...what does that have to do with electricity prices??

  • Aw shit i misread that...we have >1$/kWh in peak (which is between 5-9pm) too often here during winter.

  • I live in Northern California where we pay literally the highest electricity prices in the entire planet

    Bullshit...you're not even the most expensive in the US. And for "planet reference" the average price ATM where i live (not US) is 40¢/kWh, and we're not even the most expensive...

    Edit: misread California as Carolina...my bad

  • Did you even read my original comment? As I said, drinking alcohol around children is perfectly fine and normal...needing it to enjoy it, like several people mention or hint at ITT, is a problem.

  • Have you? Because this attitude is something I only see from people that either don't have kids or spend any significant amount of time interacting with children in their spare time.

    And to answer your question, I have two kids of my own, neither of them require me to drink alcohol to enjoy their company.

  • Starch-based polymer != starch

  • it will be readily metabolized by the various ubiquitous species populating our biosphere. i suppose it's a good thing. possibly the only microplastic that doesn't suck

    Not really, it is considered compostable in industrial composting conditions. It will not degrade at a reasonable timeframe in natural conditions and will basically just remain micro plastic.

  • ITT: people who apparently despise spending time with their kids so much, that they need to drink to enjoy it.

    like WTF people...it's not an issue to have a glass of wine (or whatever) while spending time with your kids. But it's a fucking problem that you don't enjoy it without it.

  • Looks like you need to calibrate extrusion multiplier, and do a proper calibration of e-steps first and not just adjusting values blindly based on print performance.

    here's a great (comprehensive) guide

  • I think OP is asking for help with what to try next to fix the issues on the benchy, not what item to print next.

  • They missed a great opportunity by not calling it Draudio/Drawdio...

  • Money is power/influence, that has always been the case. Not sure why you felt the need to put that in quotes as if it wasn't universally applicable.

  • Yeah it's pretty crazy...prices vary by the hour, and that was only the single most expensive hour in that period though, and it was way above normal. Normally it peaks around 0.35USD/kWh with normal daytime prices around 0.2USD/kWh and nighttime prices around 0.1USD/kWh.

    My total electricity consumption in the 5-9pm period is only around 2kWh though, so despite high prices it's not much money.

  • Hah, that's rookie numbers man...we just hit $1.2USD/kWh the other day during the "dinner rush" between 5pm-9pm

  • The company’s solution has an energy density of up to 500 Wh/kg for lithium ternary batteries, 40% more than current batteries. However, the report said charging speed and cycle life are not quite where they need to be.

    That's corporate speak for "This is far from where it needs to be"

  • Schnitzel is a Swiss thing that the Germans adopted (and did not improve).

    Funnily I also haven't heard much good about Scandinavian cuisine

    Some very famous Michelin restaurants in Europe are based on Scandinavian cuisine...Noma and The alchemist come to mind

  • I would definitely still tune extrusion rate on the printer profile and flow rates and PA for each filament profile

  • Interesting...it is extremely normal in all the Scandinavian countries, and I've encountered it a lot in Germany and Netherlands as well. I never thought it was considered strange. I ate it a lot as a kid 30 years ago.

  • I've always followed Ellis' guide start to finish. It really makes a huge difference in print quality and especially consistency of printer performance.

    As for filament, I've found brands I really like that have good and consistent quality and stick to those. Before when I was trying different brands, I found I had to tune filament settings every time I tried a different brand which got really annoying.