What you said there makes no sense at all in light of what I said in response to what you said. You really need to work on learning English.

It's so cute that you think that makes your case for you. Is this just another thing you claim to be doing but aren't, like when you said you were a plant science expert but couldn't manage to figure out that mature forests sequester more CO2?

Literally just look at the spec sheets from Bambu above you:

Max bridging length: 30mm vs. 30mm (tie)

They're not even going to be able to detect it reliably, nor avoid false positives. It's also not all fraud. Also as sibling points out, ALL content is profitable for them, AI or not.

If you've got the AI tools to tell you how you screwed up with C, why do you need Rust? Just fix what the LLM says you broke. Now you have the speed of C without the bugs. It ought to be easy to find that class of error, right?

It's a misunderstanding at best, though. The work doesn't have to happen for the CEOs to get richer. They count their ends while walking away from a burning dumpster. They don't know how the work gets done because they don't need to know, it's not relevant to their enrichment.

So like Peter Theil being happy to usher in our replacement? He's willfully attempting to destroy literally all of humanity...

Street Preacher ain't got nothing on Wall Street.

"All the time? Low overhang speeds + fan with overhang. Not tricky."

If you have printed parts with horizontal holes which were not relieved on top, and you printed them in PETG, then you either had sag, or poor layer adhesion due to insufficient temperature. That's a huge percentage of why people still print in PLA. (Another big part is that it's so much cheaper than PHA.)

You've never printed anything with a horizontal hole?

All the time? Low overhang speeds + fan with overhang. Not tricky.

So what? Your average colored PLA has additives in it anyway.

Not remotely the same. Black is carbon black. Basically soot. Tiny amounts. White is titanium dioxide (like in sunscreen - just a mineral). Blues and greens, generally like 1% or so copper phthalocyanines (very stable, sort of like humus, *very* slowly give off copper (an essential micronutrient) as they break down over hundreds of years). Name a colour that you think is bad as "a double digit percentage of the entire volume of the plastic turning into PU / acrylic microplastics". When you have that much persistent additive, you don't want the plastic breaking down - if not recycled, then you want it incinerated.

It reduces it, it doesn't eliminate it. Try actually printing some PLA+.

Yes, I've totally never printed PLA+ before *eyeroll*.

Bambu PETG Basic vs. Bambu PLA Tough:

Max overhang angle: 70C vs. 55C (PETG wins)
Max bridging length: 30mm vs. 30mm (Tie)
Melting point: 225C vs. 151C (PETG wins)
Glass transition temperature: 68C vs. 61C (PETG wins)
Heat deflection temperature 1.8MPa: 65C vs. 58C (PETG wins)
Heat deflection temperature 0.4MPa: 69C vs. 61C (PETG wins)
Young's Modulus (XY): 1460MPa vs. 1860MPa (depends on whether you want high or low, as per the application; the Tough PLA is somewhat stiffer than PETG, though not as much as regular PLA)
Young's Modulus (Z): 1120MPa vs. 1920 MPa (same story)
Tensile strength (XY): 48MPa vs. 34.9 MPa (PETG wins solidly)
Tensile strength (Z): 39MPa vs. 20.9 MPa (PETG wins even more because PLA has *worse* layer adhesion)
(Skip bending modulus and bending strength, as they're derived parameters)
Impact strength (XY): 52.7 kJ/m2 vs. 80.6 kJ/m2 (Finally, something the PLA wins on!)
Impact strength (Z): 13.6 kJ/m2 vs. 25.9 kJ/m2 (Same)
Flammability: Flammable and self-extinguishing vs. just flammable (PETG wins)
Cost: Depends on the store, but Bambu's base price is cheaper (and I buy filament wholesale, and there's a pretty stark difference in price, with PETG at the factory door in China being under $4/kg, and even plain PLA being over 5$/kg)

So I have no idea why so many people are stuck on PLA.

Also, things can have been getting better overall but it can also be unsustainable.

Sure, peter, paul, almond joy, whatever.

But yeah, Saul of Tarsus definitely picked up Christianity and ran off with it, he completely changed its nature. And modern "Christians" often celebrate his attack on their faith. Sad, but then, what about religion isn't sad?

You're right, we did it for science, because we are the inspiration for the Nazis and we didn't want to let the Axis be the only monsters in the war.

You've never printed anything with a horizontal hole?

So what? Your average colored PLA has additives in it anyway.

It reduces it, it doesn't eliminate it. Try actually printing some PLA+.

OK, but enough about the US and Israel. Iran is not and never has been a nuclear power. The US nuked Japan twice just because it would be a shame not to use both bombs.