I used to work in Grasshopper for parametric models but now I mostly reach for OpenSCAD.

All the devs I know use SO…

So the tankie idiots join the bigger pool of non-tankie idiots. How will we ever survive…

In my experience, you actually need more people to maintain and extend existing software compared to the initial build out.

Usually because of scalability concerns, increasing complexity of the system and technical debt coming due.

I use:

• A projects folder with CAD files (sub-folders for bigger projects)
• A models folder with mesh exports and downloads
• A watched folder with gcode getting rsynced to my octoprint and auto-removed

Never found it useful to save configs from my slicer.

Already bailed when they blocked account sharing…

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Really like the sky!

Extra scary when there’s a power outage and your screen isn’t backlit 😱

Finally, a negative feedback loop…

I prefer to bike 5 minutes to the train station rather than taking the metro one stop.

No thanks…

In the Netherlands we have quite good infrastructure for bikes, but e-bikes/scooters going >25kph really fuck up the safety.

I’m with OP, if you want to go that fast you should be in the road.

Commuting by train got me back into reading.

Timberborn is among my all time favorites

🦫🦫🦫

I think 10am is reasonable for first meetings.

I would also say no meetings to close to the end of lunch or ending at 5pm.

I only bike with the dog on protected lines, definitely crucial!

Come visit the Netherlands :)

Pretty chill with mostly protected bike paths and separate cycles at traffic lights.

I also found Paris quite chill due to the decent drivers more than the improving but still lacking infra.

When I work from home, I bike with my dog for 20-30 minutes in the morning. On office days, I only bike 5 minutes to the train station…

I used to have a wonderful 11km bike commute along the river, my favorite of all time.

I thought so, but that might be 10 years ago and in Flanders, so… 🤷‍♂️

Belgian?