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The rest of us still able to read this post:

Fusion360. It's mostly used for designing stuff for 3D printing. I use it a ton for random things around the house as well as to supplement my other hobbies.

I don't put much stuff on Printables, but here is one of the more "successful" ones: https://www.printables.com/model/548516-printable-drywall-mount (It somehow got listed as a featured model on the frontpage. That was.... random.)

I'll use it for larger projects where I need to simulate movement, like for a full CNC machine I am designing.

This CNC z-axis was fully designed in CAD so I could print out templates for drilling holes and also pre-test for stresses. It's an upgrade I had to make for my cheap 3018 CNC to mill PCBs and cut parts for my new CNC:

Shush. Don't confuse me with facts.

"bird photography" implies otherwise, sir or ma'am.

Diablo 4 broke me with too much hope that it would get better. I tried to roll into Starfield, but that finished off my spirit. It was the final bullet, as it were. I'll game again but that experience destroyed any motivation for the last several months.

Or does it help to run from birds with cameras?

Lol. A dad and a maker here as well. Just saying "maker" would have summarized everything much better.

Nerd. I just do a ton of nerdy things, s'all. I can program, design in CAD, play PC games, design electronics, work in IT security, work on 3D printers, grow mushrooms of all kinds and the list goes on. For the most part, I just like to learn about all kinds of engineering things. Learning about quantum physics is my newest endeavor, but not at super high level of course.

What has happened over the years is that I have just learned to exploit my ADHD and all of my hobbies tie into each other somehow. It's more efficient and it helps if I start to lose interest in one of them for a bit.

Edit: Even my profile here is filled with a ton of random information. I just have researched a ton and done a metric fuck ton of things, s'all. It quite literally is a mental condition. Lulz.

It is a user problem and an OpenAI problem. Some data shouldn't be getting shoved into ChatGPT, without a doubt.

ChatGPT is pulling from its history data which should be isolated to each user. It's starting to hint at some exceedingly bad design around their AI.

Any time that ChatGPT is "broken" with creative prompts, a new filter is put in front of, or after, the AI model. (The model itself doesn't change as it would be too expensive to re-train.) The bot then refuses specific input or clips potentially bad output. Life goes on.

Any data repositories that are use for chat should be physically separated from user history, and it isn't. This implies a ton of different things, but it would all be speculation.

I am really thinking there is a great deal more fuckery going on than what OpenAI is showing to the public. Regardless of the technology, there always is a ton of fake going on with any company.

Having pissed off my fair share of people on social media, there are people that could just be sitting around and downvoting just you. It happens and it's really weird.

However, I have noticed that here on Lemmy a little more. New comments or posts will get downvoted fairly quick, but they will bounce back fairly quick. It's also weird.

Yeah, that is the exact opposite of an earlier story I read about a week ago or so. I'll see if I can find it again, but I doubt it.

They were just narrowing down from a total list of 30 million combinations of different things before AI was applied. The magic was supposed to be about how fast it chewed through the data, not really about the compound itself.

I could just be getting old and imagining shit. That is also possible.

I think I had read somewhere that it was a mix of sodium and lithium that we already knew about. This story is different every time I read it, so who knows?

With Microsoft's shitty AI in Windows and on LinkedIn, I guess they just are forcing a win here. Dunno.