
Mostly retweet tech and avoid politics. Previously #3 Sheertex (YC W18). People before products.
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BenderDrummer retweeted
Replying to @zanehengsperger
The answer to economic abundance is reindustrialization
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Today at DM we cast our largest parts yet.
Drag bits like these are usually machined from solid bar.
That's a lot of steel turned into chips, and a lot of machine time for a consumable part.
Instead, we cast near-net blanks in 4140 Steel. 4 parts, 22 lbs each, no tooling, fast turnaround.
Off to get carbide brazed and finish machined.
Next: hundreds per month. 🇺🇸
BenderDrummer retweeted
Introducing Grok Bot 1.0.
Bots can be shared and are more collaborative and capable than ever.
We thank and honour Canada’s Veterans this #RemembranceDay. #LestWeForget 🇨🇦
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CAD mega-shitpost:
- the PTC in Onshape stands for Pity The Customer
- it’s only solidworks if it’s from the dumb region of france. otherwise it’s just sparkling onshape
- solidworks is catia lite, send post
- sloppyworks
- autodesk removed the 360 from fusion as a cost cutting measure
BenderDrummer retweeted
This bounty is closed to new entrants because I’m pretty sure @icanc4 is days from winning it
Replying to @NickParkerPrint @jwt0625
If anyone pulls a full-res visible image and a NIR image with the dots showing off one of these modules without the rest-of-the-phone I'll send them a $1000 hacker bounty.
That's 2-3 zeros below the community value, but maybe motivating for a brilliant student?
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All veterans share a selfless commitment to serve Canada. On #RemembranceDay, we honour their service and sacrifice, pay tribute to those who gave their lives in duty, and remember those who never came home.
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Today, we honour the men and women who gave their lives in service to our country.
Canadians have fought alongside allies in conflicts around the world. We remember their courage, recognize their service and reflect on the freedoms they've protected.
We will never forget their sacrifices.
Aujourd’hui, nous rendons hommage aux hommes et aux femmes qui ont donné leur vie au service de notre pays.
Des Canadiennes et des Canadiens ont combattu aux côtés de nos alliés lors de conflits partout dans le monde. Nous nous souvenons de leur courage, nous reconnaissons leur service et nous réfléchissons aux libertés qu’ils ont protégées.
Nous n’oublierons jamais leurs sacrifices.
BenderDrummer retweeted
Canadian Lieutenant-Colonel John McCrae's "In Flanders' Fields" published in 1918.
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Armistice Day, November 11, 1938, at Toronto's City Hall, one year prior to the beginning of WWII.
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“China does not interfere in other countries’ affairs”? Here’s the PRC Embassy in Canada telling Ottawa what it can and cannot talk about. xitter.twitterapi.xyz/chinaembottawa/status/…
Commenting on #Canadian Prime Minister Mark #Carney's claims that he would be “raising the importance with which we attach to the non-interference in our affairs by China and other countries” on the sidelines of the #APEC meeting, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun said on Wednesday that #China has always upheld the principle of non-interference in other countries' internal affairs and has never had any interest in interfering in Canada's domestic affairs.
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