It produces unmaintainable code that is of dubious legality aside from a whole lot of other reasons why LLMs are doing more harm than good.

My recommendation would be to not vibe code 🤷

Have a look at https://karrot.world/ which does the community aspect of some of what you propose quite well.

You are in violation of Codeberg’s ToS if it is vibe coded.

You can buy a special dishwasher cleaning powder that can better deal with fat build up in the internal drain. Sometimes that helps and it is the least messy option.

Finely crushed glass is basically sand 🤷

Using a motor from an angle grinder clearly seems to be a bad choice. But I have heared of other similar projects using cordless screwdrivers more or less unmodified and those worked quite ok.

No, why do you think so?

I was trying to work out whether he came up with a torque sensor. With no audio, I can only guess. But there were some moments where he has his feet off the pedals and the motor is still cranking. Not sure if that means there is no torque sensor, a demo of a faulty torque sensor, or if he was testing a manual torque-sensor override mode.

No that was just about issues with a mechanical clutch bearing.

It seems like he is rapid prototyping with that material, not expecting it to hold very long. He also admits later in the video to having underestimated the forces and doing the calculation showing that it is way worse than he thought.

Well, a simple and common example is a solar-thermal water heater where you need to tell people visiting to only take showers in the evening and preferably on sunny days.

Look up succulent roofs sometimes and you might change your preconceived and mostly false opinion about green roofs 🤷

Those are cheap, low maintenance and last forever.

Window awnings can help a lot in summer and are relatively easy to retrofit on an existing building.

Green roofs can also help significantly.

I’ll be quite busy with something else tomorrow, but maybe I can add a few pixels now and then. Does the Fediauth work with Lemmy?

I do a lot more food related DIY stuff, like balcony gardening, food preservation (bought from local farmers directly), planning to grow mushrooms etc.

If you use it as a server, definitely take out the GPU first. It will just waste electricity.

But yeah, I have two similar machines that due to the high power use are not in use, but if I had nothing else I guess it would have to do somehow.

Ah, interesting. That definitly wasn’t the case when I worked in such a shop 30 years ago 😅

For rimmless glasses they have shapes supplied by the frame manufacturer that the machine can follow. But usually the shape isn’t that important for rimmless glasses so they can likely find a shape in their stock that is similar enough to your current glasses shape.

That doesn’t really explain how you get the lenses cut to the shape of your 3D printed frames. I guess the local shop also does that for you?