Palantir: The Most Evil Company (politicaleconomist.substack.com)
1 points by mgh2 7m ago 0 comments
Htmx is hard, so let's get it right (Part 1) (github.com)
5 points by kermerlerper 1h ago 0 comments
How To Make (almost) Anything (2019)
52 teleforce 7 8/3/2025, 11:28:29 AM fab.cba.mit.edu ↗
Lex Fridmen has a podcast with the professor: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xF35Udv1DBU
And given that I see neither woodworking nor welding, I'd argue that the course should be renamed to "How to make some things (most of which require a computer)".
I had a little stint doing sewing projects and I found that I could make totally legitimate, durable, functional outdoor gear in a single weekend (~15 hrs) from zero experience. As functional and close to as attractive as something you'd buy at REI. I think the nice industrial machine I was on helped, but still!
I think Gershenfeld was a little early, but high quality, sophisticated personal fabrication is here.
This is important because bioplastics are so tensile.
Ideas for another week of material?
Programmable matter, nanoscale self-assembly, AI material design