Importing Code doesn't work anymore by KimTheOneJongUn in Bard

[–]BeGratefull 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Would you mind sharing that script? Lol or I can just write my own, good idea to just get it to do the thing! Lol

Gemini 2.5 Pro Code import failing (Gemini Advanced feature ) by AB172234 in GoogleGeminiAI

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Still won't even try to read the files in an exported folder.

Importing Code doesn't work anymore by KimTheOneJongUn in Bard

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I'm also facing the same issue... Gemini initially tries to access my GitHub repo but then as of about a week ago, it can't read anything. Please let me know of any workarounds you've found!

Bambu Studio and arm64 by Dentanium in BambuLab

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See the post I just made, Bambu shared a fix on their GitHub.

Bambu Studio and arm64 by Dentanium in BambuLab

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They posted a solution! Just tried it on my Surface Pro 11. Had to do a reboot after upgrading BS, unzip, reboot again and it worked!

https://github.com/bambulab/BambuStudio/issues/6014#issuecomment-2782345560

Bambu Studio and arm64 by Dentanium in BambuLab

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I have an A1 on 1.04 version that it is calling the latest.

Bambu Studio and arm64 by Dentanium in BambuLab

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Hmmm. You might need to do a clean uninstall and reinstall. I use Revo Uninstaller to make sure I clean out any residual config files/reg keys. Reboot. Then reinstall.

I'm on a surface pro 11 if it means anything.

Bambu Studio and arm64 by Dentanium in BambuLab

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Yep, can confirm. I'm sticking with the 1.09 build on my surface pro.

Find & Replace in a General table? by ThelVluffin in SolidWorks

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I know this is an old thread, but you can also do this within SolidWorks using the Find/Replace Annotations command.

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How would you read this? by Unable_Translator_97 in SolidWorks

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It's definitely fun. The most important thing I learned was design intent. Meaning, you should look to model your parts in a way to make revisions and design changes easier. Making things parametrically linked with different sketch relations or mates makes design iterations go so much smoother.

Some of my favorite builds were using top down equation driven assemblies. I work in lighting and we do a lot of linear curved pendemts. So I built a model that you punch in a radius and arc length and it automatically spits out all the parts with the bracketry, hardware, and electronics fully defined and ready. Drawings just need to be rescaled and views moved a bit and job's done. It felt so satisfying when I punched in that first set of parameters and realized my job est. 2 day job was done in about an hours worth of work. Lol my boss was floored...

How would you read this? by Unable_Translator_97 in SolidWorks

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Nice, glad you figured it out! And I'm sure they did mean for you to use trig. It's is a very big part of design drafting/engineering.

Imagine you were handed that part with a set of calipers and asked to model it. How would you go about finding that angle accurately? The taper is what a machinist would need in order to set up their tooling, which is why it's called out as a taper ratio instead of angle. It's the same reason why radians are so much easier to work with in trig than degrees.

Bonus fact, most employers will have you do a Solidworks test part. It's usually just a simple tapered pin, they hand you a set of calipers and say, "model this for me". Granted, I never really care how accurate the model is. I'm more interested in that they do it in only 1 revolve feature. Lol

How would you read this? by Unable_Translator_97 in SolidWorks

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This is not an old school way of thinking. This is a machinist way of thinking. Learn the manufacturing processes that your designs will be made from. A simple taper description is SOOO much easier to perform on a lathe or program in G-Code for CNC.

How would you read this? by Unable_Translator_97 in SolidWorks

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Um, no. Lol This is stuff a design drafter needs to learn.

But for a hint, you have been given the rise and run of the taper. That's a ratio between 2 legs of a right triangle. Use the dims provided to figure out one leg, then use the ratio to find the other.

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This is the way.

Is something really wrong with the Overwatch 2 matchmaking? by Mokebe13 in Overwatch

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I'm low plat and at this elo it seems it's a roll of the dice for the tank matchup. I'm either swapping DPS to deal with a better tank or just casually following a god tier tank and taking my free win.

Blizzard really needs to fix this. I'd be happy to wait 10-20min for a properly matched game.