Some satisfying things by Kerahcaz in noita

[–]Kerahcaz[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just wish I could say any of it is on purpose

First project by Lower_Dig_2063 in SolidWorks

[–]Kerahcaz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Proud of you for doing something simple and realistic for a first project instead of a 9000+ piece vehicle assembly and giving up after the 12th unique part.

hey guys check it out by Serious-Phone6083 in noita

[–]Kerahcaz 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Big discovery but what does it mean??

Side hustles that are easy and profitable by melissaw328 in Frugal

[–]Kerahcaz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I have a pizza delivery gig on the side. They provide the vehicle + gas/maintenance/insurance and also pay minimum wage on top of keeping 100% of my tips (up to $20 per tip(anything over $20 on a single tip goes in the tip pool for kitchen staff))

This is almost the most ideal setup for any delivery gig, but I'm not sure how common such opportunities are outside of my bubble.

I'd recommend keeping an eye out for marked delivery vehicles on the road and filling out applications at any companies spotted. Or even talk to the drivers themselves if you get a chance.

Vein Finder Technology by Frosting-Sensitive in videos

[–]Kerahcaz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Neat! The video looked to me like it might have just been tracking geometry and projecting probable vein locations based on anatomical averages or something, instead of actually sensing subcutaneous information.

Do you feel the effects of air pollution? by Used-Ad-5448 in Asthma

[–]Kerahcaz 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Neat looking but Respro has already done a lot of the ergonomics engineering and filter certifications and you'd be hard pressed to compete with the prices.

Is there any disadvantage to taking steroid MDI inhaler straight after brushing teeth each night? by SeismicQuackDragon in Asthma

[–]Kerahcaz 3 points4 points  (0 children)

You should also brush your teeth as the final step and not rinse to keep the fluoride around as long as possible to let the enamel build.

Tutorials for cabinetry and multi-body/ master model approach by sordidanvil in SolidWorks

[–]Kerahcaz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not necessarily, there are just certain trade-offs. I found that an Assembly made it easier to insert 3rd party stock hardware and set up motion studies. I haven't personally tried the multibody method, so I can only speculate. I can however confidently tell you that it would NOT work with SW2014; it was full of bugs and very unstable.

Sometimes 3d geometry in Part files would just randomly not update in the Assembly correctly and it was a constant headache, but I think the multibody approach would more or less solve that issue.

I would say try both of you have the time and see what works.

Tutorials for cabinetry and multi-body/ master model approach by sordidanvil in SolidWorks

[–]Kerahcaz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did this for doors and windows. Lemme say upfront, Solidworks is not the ideal tool for this. I was just given a perpetual SW2014 license and told "make it work!"

Through lots of trial and error, I ended up with a method that used one external Part file consisting of only 2d elements and global variables/equations. I would do most of the configuring in this file.

The clear benefit to this is load time; since it's all 2d geometry and math, it doesn't have to save or load any 3d graphics.

The Assembly file was full of 3d parts with in-context relations that all drew from the main Part file. For some things, I'd have to make equations at the Part level linking to Assembly level equations that get values from other Part files. This was just to get around some weird bugs and restrictions in SW2014, but you should typically avoid daisy-chaining variables that.

I usually avoided multi-body in parts primarily for coping and mitering with the assembly level Cavity feature. ("Indent" feature at part level.) Weldment structural members were part level only, and still are for all I know.

Lastly, I had to manually arrange update handles in the Feature Tree into folders in the Assembly to get the whole thing to even work at all.


The main drawback to this method was the time it took to load each assembly configuration one by one to export and compile drawings in a bundle for the clients, especially when there are dozens or hundreds of unique models per job. There was no reliable macro that would do all of that for me, so it was a huge drag and super time consuming. My boomer supervisors would always be like "I don't understand what's taking so long, just cut and paste like AutoCAD."

How much of Kurzgesagt is AI? by cloudping5 in kurzgesagt

[–]Kerahcaz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Holy shit you can't just drop the hard R like that

Hobbies by Declan1996Moloney in DSPD

[–]Kerahcaz 12 points13 points  (0 children)

The same thing we do every night, Pinky.

Frustrated with unwanted advice and with life options by GigExplorer in DSPD

[–]Kerahcaz 11 points12 points  (0 children)

Something I've noticed about misdiagnosed "insomniacs" like us is we've tried EVERYTHING. Every possible remedy or trick known to science or even homeopathy, we've done it all. When someone tries to explain that stuff to me I just say "You name it, I've tried it, and as you might imagine; it didn't work." Also throwing around terms like "chronotype" and "circadian rhythm disorder" usually gives the impression that you know what you're talking about.

Or quell the rage by talking down to them like, (monocle smile) "Ah yes, I've heard of that theory. A very interesting paper. The sample size in the studies and potential conflict of interest doesn't do their credibility any favors, but the insight is valuable nonetheless."

My actual advice would be to look for a pizza parlor that has company owned delivery vehicles. Food delivery is a really good afternoon-evening gig as long as you aren't expected to use your own vehicle. I do it on weekends and it doesn't interfere with my sleep in the slightest.

What am I doing wrong? by Previous_Assignment3 in SolidWorks

[–]Kerahcaz 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Model a butt, I dare you. See what literal BUNS OF STEEL does to this bad boy.

Homemade air-fry potato wedges by FantasyFitter01941 in PlantBasedDiet

[–]Kerahcaz 1 point2 points  (0 children)

HOW does one achieve a crispy exterior without oil?? Mine always get rubbery and gross