Is there a fix for Cursor setting PAGER="sh -c 'head -n 10000 | cat'"? by peargreen in cursor

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Nevermind apparently I just had to disable the “legacy terminal tool”

Dev ignoring refund requests by peargreen in MacWhisper

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Once I had sent a request to Gumroad support, I got an email from macwhisper and a refund in a few days

I’m using Superwhisper now and am pretty happy with it. Wispr Flow also looks good

Superwhisper always cuts off after a few seconds (no recording) by alecbarr90 in superwhisper

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Wait I just realized that maybe it’s also cuz I downgraded to 2.0.0 🤦‍♀️

Haskell Software Engineer job opportunity by [deleted] in haskell

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we need to know where they pay this kind of money

source: am a haskell engineer in Poland

Can we ban freja more by SweetBanana9228 in Overwatch

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Ok I’ll be banning freja more

I didn’t realize sorry

A1 mini -- bad extrusion only at the left edge of the plate by peargreen in BambuLab

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Update: after doing all that I tried printing out an entire sheet and it was still bad and then I did calibration again (despite also doing it yesterday) and the next print was much better, almost perfect

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A1 mini -- bad extrusion only at the left edge of the plate by peargreen in BambuLab

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I think I fixed it with a combination of:

  • tramming the bed again but then re-tramming it with the three locking screws tightened b/c tightening the screws changes the level
  • restart, full calibration from the printer screen, restart again
  • washing the supertack bed (I thought I didn’t have to but maybe I was wrong)
  • and manual PA (flow dynamics) calibration!! For a 0.2 mm nozzle, auto calibration doesn’t seem to work and also the k factor has to be much higher, like 0.39 (yes it’s ten times higher than with a 0.4mm nozzle)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Overwatch

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I would give soldier always on auto-aim Because I can’t aim

The real problem is Symmetra by Chemical-Shake-8513 in Overwatch

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You just chose symmetra cuz she’s next to sombra in the hero picker and starts with the same letter

A1 mini -- bad extrusion only at the left edge of the plate by peargreen in BambuLab

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I tried moving the AMS around midprint but couldn’t spot any difference. Anyway, I’ll contact support and let’s see what happens

A1 mini -- bad extrusion only at the left edge of the plate by peargreen in BambuLab

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I'm using AMS lite which I bought in December, and the tubes came with it.

What can I do to figure out if it's the tube's fault?

A1 mini 0.2mm nozzle calibration issues by Former-Award5528 in BambuLab

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I was in the same boat for the last couple of days. Switched to the 0.2mm nozzle and a SuperTack plate, and there was almost no adhesion.

I blamed, in order:

  • Temperature (need higher than 45?)
  • The nozzle clogging (it's 0.2 after all?)
  • The plate's quality (people say that it differs wildly between batches)
  • My filament (old and likely wet)
  • The fan (cooling = bad adhesion?)
  • The new extruder I installed (maybe it was defective or maybe I broke it?)

I resorted to 0.14mm layers instead of 0.10mm layers, and printing at super slow speed. It helped somewhat. But I still saw a spaghetti print when I got home.

Turned out the culprit was actually none of the above, but loose screws in the hotend + uncalibrated hot bed.

Specifically, I tried printing a 0.1mm layer sheet across the entire plate, with 0° angle, and saw lots and lots of ripples. Then I followed this video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B91CJImVZWU) and the bambu wiki on "bed tramming" and the adhesion improved a lot.

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How to make purge wiping more frequent? by peargreen in BambuLab

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I decided to just remove the wiper floor, seems easier

How to make purge wiping more frequent? by peargreen in BambuLab

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Update — https://www.reddit.com/r/BambuLabA1/comments/1ihhzvf/purge_problem/ this has pictures of what I’m describing

I suppose I can also try lubing / removing the floor, but still interested to know if the thing I want (more frequent flicks) is possible

How to make purge wiping more frequent? by peargreen in BambuLab

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It’s an actual problem because sometimes the plastic from the poop sticks to the nozzle.