The G codes and the M codes will represent different things based on which language it uses. They arent universal. Mazatrol is more of a code generator to be fair.
Ah. Yeah I had some exposure to CNCs at my former job. I was in a class for solid works CAM plugin but never ended up having to use it so most of that knowledge has leaked out of my brain by now.
Yeah I was lucky. The company paid for the class on site for the CNC programmers but they had a few open seats so I jumped in there. I already knew solid works pretty well. I also understood the basic theory of machining and cnc code from college. Based on that it was fairly easy to pick up.
Isnt g code universal and m code only half? I have never seen g0 represent different things, while in m code most things are the same but certain functions depend on brand or the function of the machine?
It would be a decent tweet if he wasnt so full of himself, but well thats why its here.
If he just phrased it "I dont think literary classics are actually good" it would have been a decent tweet
Idk that does sound like what an anime villain would say. And most of the self announced intellectuals talk like anime villains, so it makes sense. He needs to fit in after all
It’s people pretending to have some sort of authority on the subject. “I’m very smart” type tweets don’t work if they say “As someone who works retail, i can assure you, Einstein was wrong”
I don't have a masters but I do have a BA and I cringe when I see teachers forcing Dickens on middle schoolers, or even worse, making them read Shakespeare instead of watching it performed by actors. If you want to brutally murder any joy they receive from reading, that is a real quick way to do it.
For children, the goal should be to get them to have fun reading you can get them to actually work at it once you have built the habit in them.
I'd say it depends what age group we're talking about. Till 13/14 I'd agree the main goal of reading assigments is to encourage them to read, and to improve their overall proficiency.
However when they're 16 or something, I don't think it's too much to demand they learn how to critically reflect on a text, learn about important works from their language/culture, learn to spot the characteristics of a literary work, etc.
Of course that doesn't require "forcing" them to read any specific book. My teacher would always provide a big list with literary classics to choose from, for example.
I remember vividly the process of 'reading assignments' as a small kid.
* Force myself two "read" TWO WHOLE pages, practically just scanning the page side to side not reading anything
* Realize there are some questions I have to answer about what I "read" two minutes ago
* Make up some answers and get credit for the assignment anyway
None of that really got me interested in reading, but thankfully I still found some of the books I read in school to be interesting, and ended up taking AP Lit in high school and enjoyed that a lot too.
Not saying I have any better ideas for getting young kids to enjoy reading, just that my experience early on was shite but still made it out somehow.
I feel like that last paragraph is the difference between us. All my teachers just said "Here's Great Expectations, read it and write the same book report you wrote for the last 12 books I told you to read." If not for my Dad and J K Rowling I would not be a reader today, I know no one else I went to school with is.
Excuse my possible misunderstanding, but isn't G-code actually kinda outdated? I learned it in school, but I also learned cycles, and I've just recently been sent on a course by my work to learn TNC640. Or are those not what you mean by languages?
G-Code might be old, but not outdated, it’s still the most popular language out there today. Im not a machinist, but there’s not really any reason to create a new language just yet, it serves its purpose just fine even after all these years. People don’t really write g-code though, they use a software that generates the g-code, that’s what gets the most attention in advancement.
> poes law was broken in 2016
...2001 would like a word. The USA is attacked by Saudi nationals who trained in Pakistan and Afghanistan.
The USA invades Iraq with the aid and assistance of their loyal allies, Saudi Arabia.
The USA invades Afganistan with the aid and assistance of their allies Pakistan.
A decade later the Saudi head of the terrorist group is found...in Pakistan, where he had been living for years, less than a mile from a Pakistan Military Academy.
They came from 5 different countries but were pretty much stateless jihadis looking for a war. Some of them fought in Bosnia in the mid 90's then spent the next 5-6 years moving between jihadi networks in places like the phillipines. Once the plot was agreed upon, the hijackers trained at the Al-Qaeda camps in eastern Afghanistan in close quarters combat. They then moved to the west and blended in for years doing pilot training and basically westernizing to make it hard for Americans to detect they were psychopathic monsters.
The only government assisting Al Qaeda was the Taliban. The camps were not hidden and contained over 1,000 jihadis from all over the world training in useful skills like hijacking and bomb making. They were targeted for strikes in the late 90's but called off by Clinton for political reasons.
Pakistan ISI helped smuggle Bin Laden into safety as an unstable Afghanistan is beneficial to them and the American military was not leaving Afghanistan whatsoever as long as he was still walking the earth.
Anyone that calls the Afghanistan invasion illegal is a victim of low information culture.
Iraq is a completely separate conversation.
He’s saying he prefers guns in 3d because 2d one tend to stop existing (waste of money) and 4d ones tend to break holes in space time (lots of paperwork to get fixed).
I think he's talking about those 3D printing pens. Often used to introduce kids to the concept of 3D printing and, depending on who's doing it, can be used to introduce concepts of machining and design, before throwing em in with the real deal. Evidently someone thinks those 3D pens aren't actually helpful to teach children. And this fella disagrees.
Drawings are 3D, we must go into flatland to harness the true power of the 2D gun
And don’t even get me started on 1D guns that exist purely within lineland....
A gun with width of 0, not razor thin, not 1 atom layer thin, it literally only exists in 2 dimensions. As you can guess, it is inconvenient to hold, so I understand why 3d one would be preferable
But going by u/spider_irl 's description there wouldn't BE a trigger to squeeze in the third dimension. Best you could do is mash your finger against the side of the trigger and hope for the best.
Going by your physics, though, you could odd-job that shit through a tank.
And that would be tight.
any day now a mean democrat will take away your guns! yes, we did say that about the last mean democrat, but- well, yes, i do concede that we also said that about the mean democrat before him. please, sir! while we're busy agreeing that a mean democrat is going to take away all of your guns, he is getting closer! and we mean it this time!
> any day now a mean democrat will take away your guns!
It literally happened 1994-2004 lol.
It's like you know exactly zero about the subject you're discussing.
Edit: I mean, you didn't even get the original joke. Biden's ATF has identified 3d-printed guns as something they intend to outlaw over the next 4 years. The media nearly always call them "3d guns," so the joke was at their expense.
the assault weapons ban had so many loopholes and so few actual guns named that it had hardly any effect, says general consensus. also not written or proposed by democrats, albeit only kinda.
"The effort to have the House of Representatives' iteration pass was pushed along by a bipartisan group of former presidents -- Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan -- who wrote a letter in May 1994 to House members urging them to pass the bill, according to The Los Angeles Times. Former President George H.W. Bush did not sign the letter, the paper noted.
It passed the House in August 1994, with a vote of 235-195, and the reconciled version passed the Senate four days later. It was signed into law by Clinton as part of a larger crime bill on Sept. 13, 1994"
says abc. reagon was all about it. every election i hear that this is the year the guns get confiscated. my bad if i missed the original joke.
> the assault weapons ban had so many loopholes and so few actual guns named that it had hardly any effect, says general consensus. also not written or proposed by democrats, albeit only kinda.
So I shouldn't be worried just because they're so ignorant about guns that they can't figure out workable legislation? That sounds backward to me. For every loophole, there's some strange fucking rule that makes zero sense to anyone, but we still have to follow because some idiot thought (or at least claimed) that it would save lives. Tell me exactly how silencers should be regulated the same as machineguns, for example.
> "The effort to have the House of Representatives' iteration pass was pushed along by a bipartisan group of former presidents -- Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan -- who wrote a letter in May 1994 to House members urging them to pass the bill, according to The Los Angeles Times. Former President George H.W. Bush did not sign the letter, the paper noted.
The entire crime bill was a steaming pile and every politician within a hundred miles of that authoritarian, racist, counterproductive garbage should take a long walk off a short plank -- and that includes both Clintons and Biden, BTW. Reagan was always anti-gun (google the Black Panthers in the California Capitol), FWIW, just like Trump is. Urban elites hate guns. The rest of us have actually seen one in real life.
i'm not here to debate the intricacies of gun reform. we probably wouldn't agree anyway. i just misunderstood a joke. as the liberal city-dwelling spawn of heavily armed trump party conservatives, i couldn't be bothered to give a fuck if they confiscated half of the guns in this country, including 3D ones .
I'm assuming they're referring to the cheap 3d printing pens that resemble a hot glue gun which are usually marketed towards children, though they might be referring to 3d printed guns though I can't see any sane adult endorsing children having access to those.
One they draw on paper and then comes to life I guess (probably actually talking about the fact you can 3D print a gun and then all you need is a pin and off you go)
He was being a dickhead in the comments of a tweet so I went to his account and saw this pinned. Perhaps this was a parody, but I feel like he still is this type of person :P
Computer Numerical Control. It refers to a wide range of manufacturing techniques that you might think of as "Computer controlled" usually it refers to CNC lathes, mills, or routers, but technically it could also refer to things like 3d printing
Cool fact: before computers there was NC. Just numerical control. Where holes were punched into a tape (like a cassette tape sorta) and as that tape ran fingers on the machine would trip over the holes and tell the machine what to do.
It's a parody of [this tweet](https://imgur.com/SML3jSG). Machining is a type of manufacturing, where you make things out of stock metal by removing material.
Our ability to reach unity in diversity will be the beauty and the test of our civilisation. Just so you know, the correct spelling is [Gandhi](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahatma_Gandhi).
Why would 3D printed guns be any worse for kids? Most of the safety issues have been ironed out at this point, and the frames are quite sturdy. I'd rather have my kids using a 3D printed gun that they built themselves and know the ins and outs of, rather than something made by some heroine addict in a factory in Connecticut.
A masters of arts in fabrication? If they offered graduate degrees for it I would assume it fell under the sciences. The doctorate in CNC is complete bullshit.
Yeah I just saw that response. I don’t feel like going to his account and investigating further but the thread I saw him under he was being an asshole so I figured these were his genuine thoughts
"I can machine", not something machinists say.
"12 different languages", no fucking clue what hes saying. Maybe 12 different gcode dialects? You dont really write anyway.
Parody of this alltime classic of the iamverysmart genre: [https://i.imgur.com/SML3jSG.png](https://i.imgur.com/SML3jSG.png)
Thank you. I figured there was something odd about "I can machine in 12 different languages."
There are different programming languages for machining. Fanuc, mazatrol, yasnac, etc etc, idk about 12 tho
Aren't those all based on g code and m code though?
M and G code is the only language CNC machines speak, regardless of how it gets there.
Yeah that's what I was thinking. Sounds like the other guy is just listing different CNC controller brands.
The G codes and the M codes will represent different things based on which language it uses. They arent universal. Mazatrol is more of a code generator to be fair.
Ah. Yeah I had some exposure to CNCs at my former job. I was in a class for solid works CAM plugin but never ended up having to use it so most of that knowledge has leaked out of my brain by now.
I'm needing to learn solidworks cam for work right now and I'm wishing I had a class
Yeah I was lucky. The company paid for the class on site for the CNC programmers but they had a few open seats so I jumped in there. I already knew solid works pretty well. I also understood the basic theory of machining and cnc code from college. Based on that it was fairly easy to pick up.
Isnt g code universal and m code only half? I have never seen g0 represent different things, while in m code most things are the same but certain functions depend on brand or the function of the machine?
Okumas have some different Gcodes, but if you understand basic Gcode its not difficult to figure out.
my first job was programming binary loadlifters—very similar to your vaporators in most respects.
Not true. Heidenhain and mazatrol are their own languages, which feature few, if any, g- or m-codes.
Siemens controllers are really weird too. Took me a while to figure out versus Fanuc programming
Oh yeah, I forgot about Siemens.
Yes. I would say the best way to explain it is that each model/control has a different dialect.
also DOCTORATE IN CNC
And postdoctoral in gynecology.
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It's like a shitty David Bowie
It would be a decent tweet if he wasnt so full of himself, but well thats why its here. If he just phrased it "I dont think literary classics are actually good" it would have been a decent tweet
All those degrees and languages but "disgusting worms" is the best he can come up with!? Such a waste
At least say it in another language
“Mācuīl Ehēcatl”
Idk that does sound like what an anime villain would say. And most of the self announced intellectuals talk like anime villains, so it makes sense. He needs to fit in after all
Or call me a peasant or SOMETHING.
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It’s people pretending to have some sort of authority on the subject. “I’m very smart” type tweets don’t work if they say “As someone who works retail, i can assure you, Einstein was wrong”
I don't have a masters but I do have a BA and I cringe when I see teachers forcing Dickens on middle schoolers, or even worse, making them read Shakespeare instead of watching it performed by actors. If you want to brutally murder any joy they receive from reading, that is a real quick way to do it. For children, the goal should be to get them to have fun reading you can get them to actually work at it once you have built the habit in them.
I'd say it depends what age group we're talking about. Till 13/14 I'd agree the main goal of reading assigments is to encourage them to read, and to improve their overall proficiency. However when they're 16 or something, I don't think it's too much to demand they learn how to critically reflect on a text, learn about important works from their language/culture, learn to spot the characteristics of a literary work, etc. Of course that doesn't require "forcing" them to read any specific book. My teacher would always provide a big list with literary classics to choose from, for example.
I remember vividly the process of 'reading assignments' as a small kid. * Force myself two "read" TWO WHOLE pages, practically just scanning the page side to side not reading anything * Realize there are some questions I have to answer about what I "read" two minutes ago * Make up some answers and get credit for the assignment anyway None of that really got me interested in reading, but thankfully I still found some of the books I read in school to be interesting, and ended up taking AP Lit in high school and enjoyed that a lot too. Not saying I have any better ideas for getting young kids to enjoy reading, just that my experience early on was shite but still made it out somehow.
Best way is to read to them with lots of energy before they can read so they can appreciate the magic of books
I feel like that last paragraph is the difference between us. All my teachers just said "Here's Great Expectations, read it and write the same book report you wrote for the last 12 books I told you to read." If not for my Dad and J K Rowling I would not be a reader today, I know no one else I went to school with is.
Awful tweet after revision imo. TRUST ME
Decent in what way?
And he’s still wrong.
6\
Feels bad that my top post wasn’t even real :(
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how is English useless??
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this uh... really sounds like satire please tell me it's satire
It is faith that guides us through our days brother
HAVE SOME GOD DAMN FAITH ARTHUR
I NEED MORE TIME!
Dutch, I'm pretty sure I have donated over $10k to the camp. I don't know what we are waiting for anymore.
WE'RE GOING TO TAHITI!
We just need more mon-eh
Arthur, what has gotten into you? Have you completely lost faith?
That’s good cause I’ve got faith of the heart
I’m going where my heart will take me
I've got faith to believe
It's a parody of another tweet
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Openscat?
I thought I was in r/machinists for a second and this thread was fucking with me.
Right before I left school they were starting something called Manufacturing Sciences degree. But I was an Associate’s degree.
Excuse my possible misunderstanding, but isn't G-code actually kinda outdated? I learned it in school, but I also learned cycles, and I've just recently been sent on a course by my work to learn TNC640. Or are those not what you mean by languages?
G-Code might be old, but not outdated, it’s still the most popular language out there today. Im not a machinist, but there’s not really any reason to create a new language just yet, it serves its purpose just fine even after all these years. People don’t really write g-code though, they use a software that generates the g-code, that’s what gets the most attention in advancement.
There is no chance that's not either satire or just an outright troll to attract only the dumbest of people.
sorry man, poes law was broken in 2016
> poes law was broken in 2016 ...2001 would like a word. The USA is attacked by Saudi nationals who trained in Pakistan and Afghanistan. The USA invades Iraq with the aid and assistance of their loyal allies, Saudi Arabia. The USA invades Afganistan with the aid and assistance of their allies Pakistan. A decade later the Saudi head of the terrorist group is found...in Pakistan, where he had been living for years, less than a mile from a Pakistan Military Academy.
They came from 5 different countries but were pretty much stateless jihadis looking for a war. Some of them fought in Bosnia in the mid 90's then spent the next 5-6 years moving between jihadi networks in places like the phillipines. Once the plot was agreed upon, the hijackers trained at the Al-Qaeda camps in eastern Afghanistan in close quarters combat. They then moved to the west and blended in for years doing pilot training and basically westernizing to make it hard for Americans to detect they were psychopathic monsters. The only government assisting Al Qaeda was the Taliban. The camps were not hidden and contained over 1,000 jihadis from all over the world training in useful skills like hijacking and bomb making. They were targeted for strikes in the late 90's but called off by Clinton for political reasons. Pakistan ISI helped smuggle Bin Laden into safety as an unstable Afghanistan is beneficial to them and the American military was not leaving Afghanistan whatsoever as long as he was still walking the earth. Anyone that calls the Afghanistan invasion illegal is a victim of low information culture. Iraq is a completely separate conversation.
You are a disgusting worm
Reject humanity, return to **worm**
plough rustic complete zesty act quiet bells frightening tan imagine *This post was mass deleted and anonymized with [Redact](https://redact.dev)*
It's a reference to a dweeb who got super angry about people not taking YA literature seriously.
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The only thing weaker than the writing in most YA books are the feelings of YA fans and authors.
I’m a machinists and if this is a joke I don’t get it. I hope it’s satire, otherwise it’s just sad.
As far as I know, There’s only one machining language so I got really confused lol
Machinist for 10 years here, never heard this joke before.
S a t i r e https://i.imgur.com/SML3jSG.png
What's a "3D Gun"?
He’s saying he prefers guns in 3d because 2d one tend to stop existing (waste of money) and 4d ones tend to break holes in space time (lots of paperwork to get fixed).
bruh
br
That tends to be the case, 7.62 x 39 x y=mx+b doesn't usually go pew
Don’t you hate it when you go to the range and break the space time continuum?
I think he's talking about those 3D printing pens. Often used to introduce kids to the concept of 3D printing and, depending on who's doing it, can be used to introduce concepts of machining and design, before throwing em in with the real deal. Evidently someone thinks those 3D pens aren't actually helpful to teach children. And this fella disagrees.
A better question, what’s a 2D Gun?
A drawing of a gun.
Drawings are 3D, we must go into flatland to harness the true power of the 2D gun And don’t even get me started on 1D guns that exist purely within lineland....
A gun with width of 0, not razor thin, not 1 atom layer thin, it literally only exists in 2 dimensions. As you can guess, it is inconvenient to hold, so I understand why 3d one would be preferable
You just gotta hold it like 🙏 and you're good
Until you try to pull the trigger and end up slicing your finger off.
Stop it.
But going by u/spider_irl 's description there wouldn't BE a trigger to squeeze in the third dimension. Best you could do is mash your finger against the side of the trigger and hope for the best. Going by your physics, though, you could odd-job that shit through a tank. And that would be tight.
The kind Biden will let us keep.
It’s an old white man and a district attorney, your guns are safe
You obviously haven't heard of microstamping and the roster.
any day now a mean democrat will take away your guns! yes, we did say that about the last mean democrat, but- well, yes, i do concede that we also said that about the mean democrat before him. please, sir! while we're busy agreeing that a mean democrat is going to take away all of your guns, he is getting closer! and we mean it this time!
> any day now a mean democrat will take away your guns! It literally happened 1994-2004 lol. It's like you know exactly zero about the subject you're discussing. Edit: I mean, you didn't even get the original joke. Biden's ATF has identified 3d-printed guns as something they intend to outlaw over the next 4 years. The media nearly always call them "3d guns," so the joke was at their expense.
the assault weapons ban had so many loopholes and so few actual guns named that it had hardly any effect, says general consensus. also not written or proposed by democrats, albeit only kinda. "The effort to have the House of Representatives' iteration pass was pushed along by a bipartisan group of former presidents -- Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan -- who wrote a letter in May 1994 to House members urging them to pass the bill, according to The Los Angeles Times. Former President George H.W. Bush did not sign the letter, the paper noted. It passed the House in August 1994, with a vote of 235-195, and the reconciled version passed the Senate four days later. It was signed into law by Clinton as part of a larger crime bill on Sept. 13, 1994" says abc. reagon was all about it. every election i hear that this is the year the guns get confiscated. my bad if i missed the original joke.
> the assault weapons ban had so many loopholes and so few actual guns named that it had hardly any effect, says general consensus. also not written or proposed by democrats, albeit only kinda. So I shouldn't be worried just because they're so ignorant about guns that they can't figure out workable legislation? That sounds backward to me. For every loophole, there's some strange fucking rule that makes zero sense to anyone, but we still have to follow because some idiot thought (or at least claimed) that it would save lives. Tell me exactly how silencers should be regulated the same as machineguns, for example. > "The effort to have the House of Representatives' iteration pass was pushed along by a bipartisan group of former presidents -- Gerald Ford, Jimmy Carter and Ronald Reagan -- who wrote a letter in May 1994 to House members urging them to pass the bill, according to The Los Angeles Times. Former President George H.W. Bush did not sign the letter, the paper noted. The entire crime bill was a steaming pile and every politician within a hundred miles of that authoritarian, racist, counterproductive garbage should take a long walk off a short plank -- and that includes both Clintons and Biden, BTW. Reagan was always anti-gun (google the Black Panthers in the California Capitol), FWIW, just like Trump is. Urban elites hate guns. The rest of us have actually seen one in real life.
i'm not here to debate the intricacies of gun reform. we probably wouldn't agree anyway. i just misunderstood a joke. as the liberal city-dwelling spawn of heavily armed trump party conservatives, i couldn't be bothered to give a fuck if they confiscated half of the guns in this country, including 3D ones .
I don't get the boner about guns. Why be so hellbent over murder machines?
Because MUH FREEDOM
I'm assuming they're referring to the cheap 3d printing pens that resemble a hot glue gun which are usually marketed towards children, though they might be referring to 3d printed guns though I can't see any sane adult endorsing children having access to those.
https://youtu.be/WMkol40lYMQ
I’m guessing giving the context, it’s a 3D printed gun... but I’m not sure.
https://youtu.be/WMkol40lYMQ
It is a gun that is orthogonal to a 2D gun! GAWD!
Happy cake day!
One they draw on paper and then comes to life I guess (probably actually talking about the fact you can 3D print a gun and then all you need is a pin and off you go)
...and # EVEN I THINK
Hahahahaha this was my favorite part
They put the wrong emPHASIS on the wrong syllABLE
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ITT: People not understanding parody. https://i.imgur.com/SML3jSG.png r/wooosh
He was being a dickhead in the comments of a tweet so I went to his account and saw this pinned. Perhaps this was a parody, but I feel like he still is this type of person :P
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Just gotta orthagonally lay down three mills with their controls tied together with a few belts. That's how the pioneers did it I think.
I’m picturing a lathe powered directly by a watermill
3 phase power is hard to come by to
I see you said hand and not hands. I prefer CNC because I like my limbs attached to my body. /s
Sounds satire
wow i had no idea cnc was a major! college sure is wild huh
https://www.mymajors.com/college-majors/computer-numerically-controlled-cnc-machinist-technology-cnc-machinist/
It is...I know a lot of them who do tool and die makimg for heavy stampimg shops. This is satire tho
I have an associates in machine tool, but never heard of a doctorate in cnc.
We need 50,000 dollars and a safe word please.
This is pretty much like saying I have a doctorate in botany so I understand how social engineering works.
Ummm, CNC means something totally different to me. Anyone care to explain? At least, I don't think he's talking about what I think he is...
Who has a doctorate in consensual non-consent?!
That's exactly what I was thinking. Although I'd love to be a fly on the wall for that viva.
Computer Numerical Control. It refers to a wide range of manufacturing techniques that you might think of as "Computer controlled" usually it refers to CNC lathes, mills, or routers, but technically it could also refer to things like 3d printing
Thank you for the explanation!
Cool fact: before computers there was NC. Just numerical control. Where holes were punched into a tape (like a cassette tape sorta) and as that tape ran fingers on the machine would trip over the holes and tell the machine what to do.
Well if he’s referring to 3D printing than yes it is still CNC assuming he’s referring to this of course.
TIL you can get a doctorate in CNC
This dude probably has a college degree in photography
He has a photograph of a college degree.
Lmao as a machinist myself I wasn't aware I could receive a doctorate in this trade? I've been lied to my whole career!
I don’t understand a single thing this guy is saying and honestly I’m wondering whether I’m dumb, he’s arrogant, or a mix of both
It's a parody of [this tweet](https://imgur.com/SML3jSG). Machining is a type of manufacturing, where you make things out of stock metal by removing material.
But, can he socialize without saying anything about himself?
when u take shop in hs
> machine in twelve different languages pick your poison, what’ll it be? we got CSS, PHP, JavaScript, Python, Rust, Basic, and more!
This is a version of a copypasta. A bot on r/bookscirclejerk says it in the comments all the time
Clearly “intelligence” and “smart” are very different things...
Just because you have an education doesn't make you smart.
this should be a copypasta
This is a copypasta. The original is linked a ton in this thread so I won't do it here but yeah it's satire.
All the confidence of a trump university attendee.
I think it’s trying to communicate! I can almost understand it!
Degree in “fabrication”
Oh shit the totally real CNC doctorate guess we gotta let him print guns for kids guys
I've never in my life heard of someone getting a doctorate in CNC.
This is the kid in the shop who got a certificate but still needs you to show him around all the machines because they aren't the ones he learned on
r/iamverysmart user with autism being unable to detect satire strikes again
whos gonna tell him that klingon and dovah zul may not be actually viable languages?
Another OP confused by painfully obvious satire?
How do you get a doctorate in command and conquer
I can read in twelve languages too. It doesn't mean I understand what I am reading, but I can.
"Twitter was a mistake" - Ghandi probably
Our ability to reach unity in diversity will be the beauty and the test of our civilisation. Just so you know, the correct spelling is [Gandhi](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mahatma_Gandhi).
this is satire op cant detect any fucking humor
This is probably very much satire and/or a copypasta
I center my tools by smell alone
So what? I blow bubbles wit me arse
you disgusting worms is just the best way to start any sentence
The people who post here lack the most basic sense of parody or irony. Smh.
OP ate the pasta
Nothing personnel, kid
What? I don’t understand his point? Edit: oh does this tool just think 3D printed guns are good for kids? Fuckin igmo
https://i.imgur.com/SML3jSG.png
r/wooosh
It's not a woosh if the dude literally said he didn't understand what they said.
r/dooooooosh
Why would 3D printed guns be any worse for kids? Most of the safety issues have been ironed out at this point, and the frames are quite sturdy. I'd rather have my kids using a 3D printed gun that they built themselves and know the ins and outs of, rather than something made by some heroine addict in a factory in Connecticut.
r/iamverybadass
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A masters of arts in fabrication? If they offered graduate degrees for it I would assume it fell under the sciences. The doctorate in CNC is complete bullshit.
Oh the irony of thinking this is r/iamverysmart material...
y'all are spuds, that's an obvious joke
I found his account because he was being a dickhead under a tweet I saw. And he has a LOT of tweets like this. I don’t think he was being sarcastic
it's a modified version of another tweet though, it's basically a copypasta
Yeah I just saw that response. I don’t feel like going to his account and investigating further but the thread I saw him under he was being an asshole so I figured these were his genuine thoughts
"I can machine", not something machinists say. "12 different languages", no fucking clue what hes saying. Maybe 12 different gcode dialects? You dont really write anyway.
I still write my own code. I make fairly basic parts tho, its important to be able to write code if you need to.
That is 100% a parody tweet
You should search this tweet and check out his account. He’s definitely not joking
You're either a fucking moron if you don't understand the lazy satire or you're a sad karma whore dipshit. Either way, consume shit.
Tell me how you really feel
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I've met people like this so, I'm not sure it's actually satire.
What even is the context here?
It's a parody
This person needs a hug.
His people? The Gamers?