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I attended my first software conference: Software Should Work in Columbia, Missouri. It was awesome!

An Arts and Crafts video for kids showing how to create an Origami Cat Puppet using Origami paper and a pencil.

I think of OpenRouter as a great business.

:star: AI-assisted development workflow that produces understanding alongside code. Teach, capture decisions, document, assemble reviews. - baokhang83/fluencyloop

I have decided to spend time on robotics , I really like it but I didn't like the professor who did it in uni so I never took his class.I have worked with motors before and I'm catching up with robotics math , however I still encountered something that I can't understand.Suppose you calculate everything and then you go to order a part from 3d printing to actually build your robot,how do you design that part?I mean how do you ensure that the combination of parts that you order can create a rotation using a motor?Do you get what I'm talking about?For example let's say that a robotic arm is made of 2 parts 1 immovable part which holds the rotating part on some axis?How do you actually design that?And why do some configurations work while others don't?Do you know a tutorial on the sort of where I can find the answer to my question? submitted by /u/Routine_Comb_7277 [link] [Kommentare]

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