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- Tracking test equipment on one long homepage…the emporer of test equipment
- If you track it, it’s not hoarding…it’s curation
- Very specific piece of junk wood
- Garage
- Solar
- Amber allows you to sell power back in Australia at some wild rates
- Dave is trying out case design in OpenSCAD…it looks…ok
- Pebble is returning to the world after Google open sourced the OS (kudos)
- Andrew Witte, former CTO of Pebble, was a guest on the show
- Tandy200
- Annie Lennox on the train with her Tandy (see cover image)
- Capacitive forming / reforming
- Electric Dreams
- Multimeter repair
- Tandy teardown
The Dollop will explain everything you’d ever want to know about Beanie Babies: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxJuBO1yyno
(The Dollop is two comedians… uhm, explaining all about different people and events from American & Australian history.)
Out of experience, these AIs are a waste of time (for now). You’ll need the patience of a saint—they’ll keep getting things almost right, but not quite. You’re better off just spending your time learning a better CAD software like Fusion 360 (get the free version), and you’ll get things done much quicker. I’ve used ChatGPT extensively for coding, and you can spend a huge amount of time prompting the AI, yet it still gets it wrong.