'@Rich-O-Brien said in MQ28 Ghost Bat: Even the video uses AI to narrate. Inception' I am neither a Sage or a mathematician, but one thing I know is the climb of change in the take up of AI will absolutely will not be linear or even exponential it will be explosive.

@L-i-am said in Ruby script by AI: what will humans do? We will continue to invent things and compete for resources. Which we've done for centuries. Maybe with society having more time for worthwhile projects we could improve things for everyone. Revolutionary changes come with pain and sacrifices.

Excellence is not an act, but a habit.

Ta mate, I am in the UK, I got the MK650 set for £30 from a neighbour. Getting rid of the stuff his now ex did not take with her. Now trying to work out how to get the blue fang bit online.

you can convert SketchUp's SKP files to Blender. You can either use the built-in SKP importer in Blender or export the model from SketchUp in a compatible format like Collada (DAE), OBJ, or FBX, then import that into Blender.

Thanks for reminding me about copyright Rich. Frenchie could you or somebody else let me know what is the best AI image generator for just changing an image a bit, Just enough to retain the the intent of the reference image. I am thinking that I could use the reference image just enough to stay out of the copyright envelope. Frenchy If you have the time and inclination, I have attached an image would you mind modifying it with AI as an experiment? I would like to know the outcome to get around copyright for the above reason and how this could be achieved.[image: 1746087538173-office-library.jpg] Then i would like to try it for myself

Soon will share more of my personal Styles.

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Thanks mate.

@pixelcruncher true pathtracer

Having fun with the Shaper. Here be a small example...usually Ellipses are a pain, not any more. 3D printed hinges, handle and numerals. [image: 1744537506849-347-letterbox.jpg]

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Not limiting myself to logitax tbh, more looking for something folk knew worked in this environment. Got this instead from shear 'going nuts looking'. https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0B5RDR1PH?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Sensitivity is way off but that can be adjusted. Sketchup opens faster now which is weirder than hen's teech on a donkey.

A guy turns to his friend in the office and say's, "I got the wife with all fools day. Got her properly. "Oh yeah, what with"? Well I told her I was having a 'thing' with her sister but, I think she got the joke". "What makes you say that"? "Well she is making a grand dinner tonight, veggie I think but, it will have 'nuts' in it".........

@Rich-O-Brien I sometimes disagreed with his opinions, but indeed he was a great person. He'll be missed for sure.

There are numerous issues with mechanical hearts, none of which are dealt with in this or any current heart replacement. By the time this style of product becomes viable, there ios a greater chance ofT-cell replacements which will be a true replacement but budget requirement mean that these folk continue to spout nonsense about being available now and SOON a permanent solution. No bucks, no Buck Rodgers is a good analogy. Does anyone remember the flying car with eight engines and no need for a pilots license of quite a few yonks ago? He was charged for his fraud and sent to prison. The genetic replacement, grown from the patients own T-cells harvested from bone marrow, will also obviate the need for anti rejection drugs required with donated hearts. This WILL revolutionise the organ replacement world and remove the trade in stolen organse too. Not a pretty subject to research should anyone care to look around the subject. Consider also, gender reassignment surgery. What would that mean there also? Legal and political minefield, like the research done by a Moscow sewer department chemist who discovered and refined the properties of bacterial hunting bacteria much like the slug/snail relatives that are carnivores hunting their own kind and available in most gerden centres. The Moscow chemist? When the wall came down and the USSR became a footnote, western companies went in and took the lot, killed it so they could sell antibiotics costing a bloody fortune. Our tax money at work...........

Loving it

I can believe, it's NOT butter.