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Below is a long blog post about 3D printing. I am not sure if this is the best place for it, but since there are so few readers of my personal site and no one else here writes much anyway… Some years ago (2014), we started to use Makerbot Replicator printers at work - and now almost everyone has his own MendelMax or similar printer at home. But all these printers have their drawbacks: The quality is often too poor and they do not print fast enough. So far nobody has been able to find an optimal solution that prints good models quickly in large quantities with low cost per unit printed object. All solutions are either bad on speed/cost-performance ratio, small batch size or high quality requirements; even worse is when you combine those three factors as most people seemingly still try to do today… The main problem seems to be caused by layer thicknesses which are around 50 microns currently – that means each square centimeter needs to receive approximately five layers before it can form into its final shape! This takes up quite some time because every single layer must first be created from scratch using heat generated from heated filament passing through tiny holes inside extruders located near where new material will eventually appear outside again after cooling down once more within shortest possible intervals… It doesn’t really matter how many times something happens over minutes versus seconds; however, slow speeds make any kind effort useless without further improvements being introduced elsewhere along side them such’a’as better materials used during production process itself . In addition , there should also come some changes regarding software employed while running said machines thus allowing users control various parameters involved while working directly towards desired outcomes ;which includes things like controlling temperature levels required throughout whole printing operation(s). You get what I mean? Yeah right.. So, finally someone came up with an idea called “Continuous Dual Extrusion” system based upon old fashioned concept known under name “SLA”. Basically, this technique allows us produce objects faster than ever seen before thanks largely due lesser number layers needed compared against conventional ones resulting higher accuracy rates achieved overall process without having compromise any other aspect related matters mentioned above including cost factor etcetera… Now let talk briefly bit technical details behind CDE methodology since u might curious why exactly is this particular type solution works effectively well under given circumstances especially considering how complex task become increasingly difficult complete successfully unless certain criteria satisfied fully prior implementation begins taking effect properly speaking… CDE stands for Continuous dual extruder technology which involves two separate hot end units mounted onto same common base platform instead employing just regular single head device typically found attached somewhere near bottom part structure designed according standardized designation set forth industry standards established decades ago enabling wide variety products available marketplace worldwide easily accessible customers across globe interested acquiring different types goods offered manufacturers selling services rendered companies Below is a long blog post about 2013. I’ve always loved to write and share my thoughts, but in the last few years it became more of an obligation than anything else, because this was one way for me to make some money online (and honestly, that’s all there ever really has been). I haven’t written much lately since I’m no longer interested in writing random posts just so people will come back here again next week or month. In fact, most times when I do go on social media – Facebook & Twitter especially – they don’t even have any “likes” or comments! It seems like nobody cares anymore if you are sharing something new with them…it appears everyone would rather spend time looking at pictures from their friends’ vacations instead of reading an article about what happened today during your day job at work (even though sometimes those articles can be very interesting!) Now let me tell you why I am going to start posting more often. 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As such, this blog entry will be split into two parts: the first part contains all of my thoughts on games and their respective companies (in alphabetical order) that were covered in the last three months; the second half will have my final thoughts from January to March - with some additions! Alright then, let us begin… I was really looking forward to Assassins Creed Odyssey when it released at the end of October. The previous game had been pretty fun despite its many problems, so I hoped that Ubisoft would learn something valuable for future instalments while still giving me an engaging romp through ancient Greece. Unfortunately however, they did not improve any mechanics or storytelling techniques – which made for another bloated mess with little redeeming qualities besides decent voice acting performances by Lena Headey and Rufus Sewell as Kassandra and Alexios respectively. In conclusion? This game could teach lessons about how NOT do things like having too much filler content filled up your map without actually adding anything new worth exploring/playthrough experiences aside from sidequests etcetera—you get what you pay for here folks–but don’t expect high production values either since everything feels cheaply slapped together just enough times throughout each location visitation before moving onto next destination locations within various cities across mainland Hellas region where nothing ever happens anyway because there aren’t even any NPC dialogues happening between characters apart from maybe one guy sitting outside somewhere talking shit about someone else every now & again…..yeah sure but whatever man whatever works right? Avengers has always held a special place in my heart. 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Though many fans may disagree due mainly towards lacklustre script writing skills demonstrated by writer Joss Whedon himself alongside director Kenneth Branagh albeit both men being responsible separately yet equally culprit(s?) behind poor characterization choices made specifically toward Captain America whose sole purpose seemed almost entirely focused around provoking emotion out his fellow Avenger friends rather than establishing them individually thus leaving audience members confused whenever anyone spoke out loud while attempting deliver lines meant express emotions associated certain situations unfolded throughout plot line itself regardless whether positive negative outcome occurred afterwards– which leads directly back once more upon myself wondering why wasn’t there better balance established amongst cast members instead focusing primarily attention single member whereas other ones remained neglected completely unnoticed until very end credits rolled past screen after entire movie finished playing itself Below is a long blog post about 2014’s most-read articles. It was originally posted on August 5th, but since then I have added more stats (see below) and updated the article with some new information that has come to light in recent weeks. The top ten posts are listed alphabetically by author name as follows: Titus Brown: The Cognitive Dissonance of Open Science Software – an analysis of what happens when software developers choose closed source or proprietary licenses for their work; Joe Rocha: An Open Letter to Bioinformatics Journal Editors Regarding Data Deposition Requirements – one editor responded saying they were looking at changing this policy, although it remains unclear if any other editors will follow suit; Mark Walport, John Hardy et al.: Giving Credits Where They Are Due – a call from three prominent scientists to credit open science initiatives where appropriate; Matthew Todd: Why Don’t Scientific Journals Publish Negative Results? – why we don’t see negative results published very often; Rafeal Ballard & Matt Jones: A New Era In Peer Review? – how traditional peer review might be replaced entirely via crowdsourcing; Pete Shanks: Predatory Publishing: Lessons From Nature Cell Biology And Hindawi – another take on predatory publishing after two major journals found themselves facing accusations; Simon Kolstø: The Death Of Open Access, The Rise Of Open Data – my attempt to summarize all the various ways people describe data sharing; Tom Choudhury: What Is An Academic Blog Post Worth? – an interesting look into how much academic papers cost compared to blog posts; Steve Pettifer: How To Become A Leading Authority On Your Topic By Writing Free Content For Other Websites – advice based around the idea of becoming an expert online using free content; David Lowe: Should You Write Papers That Others Will Never Read Or Not? – whether researchers should publish only for impact factor; I thought it would be interesting to put together a list of the ten most read blog posts here during last year so far. 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This one was inspired by a comment left on this very article where someone said “we have no idea who we are yet.” So if you feel lost at all when thinking about yourself in ten years time then don’t worry - just follow these steps below until everything makes sense again :) This week I finished reading The Life You Want by Dan Sullivan & Tammi Sullivan (one half of The Strategic Coach Program), and it got me thinking about my own personal and professional goals as well as those set forth by society around us such as things like education levels required etc., which led me down some interesting paths while writing up today’s article here because there were several topics touched upon within its pages; however after reflecting back over them all together now seems like too much work so instead let’s focus solely on one aspect alone - yours truly’s plans moving forward… A personal mission statement describes the values and principles that guide our actions. 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