All I've done to my Prusa MK4 is change the part cooling shroud. Great out of the box. Been bringing on it over a year. Works great right away even after sitting for a month.
IMO, of you felt interested enough to go through 3 cheap printers, you ought to get a decent one. That feels like justification enough to me.
The main thing I've been struggling to find in a threadiverse app is a browsing experience like Apollo for Reddit back in the day.
I could see 1 post at a time, with the content fitted to fill the screen. If I scrolled down, it would load comments. I could swipe to move on to the next item. I found this flow to be very comfortable.
All the threadiverse apps seem to center on the big list where I scroll down forever. I can tap into a post, but can't just swipe to the next one from there.
No. I'm originally from Spokane. Never saw a house without AC growing up. When I moved to Seattle, I was surprised by the absence of this core feature.
I think you make a mistake of thinking that our collective body of knowledge is exhaustive. We discover new things all the time. Until we know everything (i.e. never), there will be gaps that AI will not be able to accommodate.
I checked out Bob Vylan following the news. Love his messaging, he seems like a good lyricist, but I thought the music sounded terrible :/ So I like him, but I don't listen
It's getting there. They've been taking a progressive improvement route. Searches sometimes work, mbid searches more so. They are building a cache/index of some sort, so it's taking time for that to populate, and it'll have a higher success rate as the progresses.