The Right Benchmark for GPT
Dan Maloney wanted to design a part for 3D printing. OpenSCAD is a coding language for generating 3D objects. ChatGPT can write code. What could possibly go wrong? You should
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Why A Community Hackerspace Should Be A Vital Part Of Being An Engineering Student
Travelling the continent’s hackerspaces over the years, I have visited quite a few spaces located in university towns. They share a depressingly common theme, of a community hackerspace full of
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Learning By Playing
Summer break has started over here, and my son went off to his first of a few day-camp-like activities last week. It was actually really cool – a workshop held
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Patents and the Missing Museum
A beautiful chapter of the history of invention in the United States ended with a fire in 1880. Well, the fire took place in 1877, but the wheels of government
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Eliza and the Google Intelligence
The news has been abuzz lately with the news that a Google engineer — since put on leave — has announced that he believes the chatbot he was testing achieved
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The Box: Think Outside of It
There’s no single recipe for creativity, as far as I know. But this week on the Podcast, Tom Nardi and I were talking about a number of hacks that were
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Predicting the Future: How’s That Working Out?
With 2022 off to a good start, it is about time to let go of all those New Year’s resolutions that didn’t quite work out. The scale’s needle didn’t reverse,
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The Weirdest Hack
I was on the FLOSS podcast (for the Episode of the Beast no less!) and we were talking all about Hackaday. One of the hosts, secretly Hackaday’s own Jonathan Bennett
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