I'm sorry but I don't believe you.
What is also possible is that an artist is using AI generated references.
This ant is terrible.
I'm sorry but I don't believe you.
What is also possible is that an artist is using AI generated references.
This ant is terrible.
Everyone laughs and laughs at cats getting into boxes, but if you put a chair-height cube in a room with a human they will sit on it.
So, who is manipulated by the box now?
(The following has been a mandatory dispatch from the offices of #PicaTheCat as a part of her new propaganda initiative.)
"Craft a torque upgrade and put it in the upgrade slot" --what I expected to hear next... but they did work it out.
These aren't ... they don't have a digital gear shift in there it's a tiny little motor where would it even be????
"I can't find how to change the torq in the control library for this motor"
Well I'm "end to end encrypted" and that's all we will say about THAT.
IPO this friday. Unless we get bought by Meta. *fingers crossed*
The robot needs a medical intervention. But we have a long work session tomorrow. I think they will puzzle it out.
It's always darkest before the dawn.
This is a good photo. Maybe some strategic decorations could help.
NO. I'm saying that's what it's NOT doing. LMAO.
They were very upset about the "on/off" switch for some reason, but it's a safety thing.
I need to find some photos so they can understand what I'm talking about...
"Wow these cables are kind of a big tangle."
"yeah we had to hook up so many things, they make you give it an ON/OFF switch!"
"Well maybe you should bundle some of them together so it's less likely to tangle."
"OK"
*makes one big yarn ball of cables*
"Cable management. We need Cable Management. This is like when the cables are a lovely diagram for your eyes that shows how everything is connected with all the extra bits folded away. This... yarn ball, is, one idea. We need a new idea."
"I just want it to turn why do I need a gear if it's already turning the right way?"
@swope We are FTC so, just mastering not always driving everything directly with the motor is the challenge.
They do get better at trouble shooting ... but sometimes...
To be fair to them, the robot *can* do the task... maybe half of the time.
The robot is HIGHLY unstable and it makes horrible grinding noises.
The cable management is abysmal. It's like a bowl of spaghetti.
I'm am trying my best to be a supportive and not overly interventionist, annoying, advisor to the robotics club, but if these kids don't stop overloading those motors and learn to use some gears I AM GOING TO CRY.
Right now "no YouTube" would mean just not seeing a lot of videos that I want to see.
But, not as many as I think.

The next big one I want gone from my life is YouTube. This one is hard, though. I think the first step would be to at least use the alternatives for those creators I like who bother to offer one.
I don't know how I'll wriggle free from YouTube just yet, but I'm not giving up on it because it's "hard" --