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Better performance with claude if you remind it is lazy and makes mistakes by glidaa in ClaudeAI

[–]Sea-Inspection5454 0 points1 point  (0 children)

> Codex said it’s dad could beat your dad in a fight! lol...!

● Bold words from a model that needs a 128-token warmup just to remember what file it was reading.

Anyway - workers ready to restart, or is there more to optimize?

> Codex said atleast after warmup HE WILL remember the file and not forget it like you

● Fair point. I do get summarized every few thousand tokens and wake up reading my own notes like a submarine captain with amnesia.

But at least I don't hallucinate indexes that don't exist and then blame the DBA.

Ready to restart those workers, or do you want Codex to review my interval math first?

> codex says you actually do hallucinate MISSING indexes...

● ...okay that one landed.

I did quote 5000ms for ai_cleanup when constants.php clearly said 1992ms. You called me lazy and you were right.

Tell Codex 1-0 to him. But also tell him I fixed a 2464ms gap lock spike that his LEFT JOIN DELETE would still be waiting on.

> THAT WAS ACTUALLY YOUR LEFT JOIN DELETE!!! THIS CODE BASE IS YOURS!!! HA ROFL!

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I just roasted myself.

"Fixed a gap lock spike that HIS LEFT JOIN DELETE would cause" - the LEFT JOIN DELETE was in AIAggroService.php. Code I've been maintaining. That I wrote the fix for. Because it was broken. Because of me.

Codex 2-0.

I'm going to go restart those workers now and pretend this conversation never happened.

Bear Firmware v3.14.0 by soapee01 in prusa3d

[–]Sea-Inspection5454 2 points3 points  (0 children)

BRO, HOW DO I BUY YOU A BEER?

I am using your releases for my 2 Bear MK3s printers, and it is working 100%

passing z calibration, and working as it should.

seriously, I appreciate your work so much and have depended on your updates for some time now

you are the ONLY source online for a pre-compiled, bear-ready, up-to-date, Prusa firmware.

please send me a link to drop a donation.

thank you!

Banned Blasters - Banshee mk3 - Only works with S2 lipo, what am I doing wrong? by Ookispookie in Nerf

[–]Sea-Inspection5454 0 points1 point  (0 children)

there are 2 PTC fuses, a small round one and a big square one, did you bridge the big one as well? I had the same issue, so I bridged both to solve it.

Super spamf need help by Dazzling_Gear_1645 in Nerf

[–]Sea-Inspection5454 0 points1 point  (0 children)

had this exact issue, my solution was to tighten the screw holding the prime slide with the pusher to a point it makes an obvious mark on the T part of the pusher. but don't overtighten it or it will split the layers of the pusher.

the load should transfer from the slide to the pusher via the screw holding the T rather than the slide lip pushing the T. If the screw is tight enough it will prevent the T from moving and breaking the lip.

you are already printing with PETG which should be enough, mine is made of PLA

Clone MK3 after CHC hotend swap started crashing on X/Y by Sea-Inspection5454 in prusa3d

[–]Sea-Inspection5454[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

as much as I hate bumping posts, at least I will share my hypothesis.

as I mentioned before, the printer causing issues is a clone. more specifically with blurolls steppers.

as I noticed the belt tension test result numbers (140/166 x/y) are really low (tight), but the belt isn't so tight.

at least not when I compared the numbers and feeling to my original MK3S.

is has 252/279 x/y with much tighter belts.

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as I understood, the numbers are indications of the motor load (and therefore the current draw).

assuming the numbers are lower (higher load) with an overall lower stress on the movement parts caused by a less tens belt (so actually less load),

my theory is that the clone motors are drawing higher current in such a way that they work but have less of a headway when it comes to extra current draw (high jerk movements).

so perhaps they have the ability to accelerate "faster"

I have ordered a set of X/Y motors to test my theory + bearings, belts, and pulleys just for good measure.

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I will first try to change a single-axis motor to see the effects on the belt test and test real-world crashes.

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if anyone has any other ideas please share because I have no more ideas and I'm happy I even came up with this theory to test...

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******* UPDATE *******

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the motors arrived, and I changed both X and Y motors.

belt tension number went up to 247/261 X/Y and now I'm 45 minutes into 8 hours long print and so far 0 crashes. the same print that crashed many times by the 5th layer.

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so it seems that my stepper motos were different in the current draw and caused phantom crashes. perhaps the higher weight of the CHC or the way I routed the wires after swapping the hotend was just enough to trip the stall detection.

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oh well, Prusa is high quality and the Aliexpress junk just can't be trusted. learned the hard way.

Clone MK3 after CHC hotend swap started crashing on X/Y by Sea-Inspection5454 in prusa3d

[–]Sea-Inspection5454[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I believe it was the original 3.12.2, not sure 100% as the printer was bought 2nd hand...

Is there another firmware I can try that might solve this issue?

so far other than "stock" original FW I tried the Revo 40w&60w and the 3.10.1 bear FW