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#3465 3D Printing "Puzzle Piece" Wall Art I 3d Printed a $2,700 Kumiko Panel https://youtu.be/w5P7E7muk9o #3465 I just watched a YouTube video about 3D printing a Kumiko Panel in sections and then connecting them like puzzle pieces to form a wall-size panel of art. List and describe 15 other 3D printable projects to create larger art pieces from smaller parts Here are 15 modular-print ideas—each designed so dozens or hundreds of hand-sized parts click, dovetail, or magnetize together into a statement-scale artwork: # Project Concept & Assembly Method Highlights & Design Tips 1 Parametric “Wave Wall” Wavy “strips” (≈200 × 40 mm) with alternating male/female dovetails line up horizontally. Shifting the wave phase on each strip creates a rolling surface. Print strips flat for speed; embed rare-earth magnets near the dovetail faces for tool-free installation on metal studs. 2 Pixel-Art Portrait Tiles 25 × 25 mm square tiles in ~10 filament colors clip to a pegboard-style...

#3464 Google Gemini 2.5 Pro: IT Security for Python Applications #3464 I work for a NASA contractor. IT security is important. How do I convince my IT department that it is safe to execute python applications created by company developers? Fortifying Your Code: A Guide to Assuring the Security of In-House Python Applications for NASA Contractors For NASA contractors, where IT security is paramount, introducing in-house developed Python applications can be met with healthy skepticism from the IT department. However, by proactively addressing their concerns and presenting a robust security framework, you can build a convincing case for the safe execution of these valuable tools. The key lies in demonstrating a comprehensive, risk-based approach to software security that aligns with NASA's stringent requirements. Here’s a multi-faceted strategy to win the confidence of your IT department: 1. Speak Their Language: Adopt a Formalized Security Framework Instead of ad-hoc reassurances, pr...

#3463 Google Gemini 2.5 Pro: Suggested Semantic Searches of NASA Software Hazard Reports #3463 Tell me about NASA software hazard reports NASA's Vigilant Watch: A Deep Dive into Software Hazard Reports Kennedy Space Center, FL - In the high-stakes realm of space exploration, where a single software flaw can lead to catastrophic failure, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) employs a rigorous system of checks and balances to ensure the safety and reliability of its missions. Central to this process is the Software Hazard Report (SHR) , a critical document that identifies, analyzes, and tracks potential software-related dangers throughout the lifecycle of a project. At its core, a NASA software hazard report is a formal document that details a potential hazard that could be caused by or mitigated by software. It serves as the primary tool for communicating software safety issues to project management, enabling informed decisions about risk acceptance, mitigation,...

#3462 Google Gemini 2.5 Pro: Semantic Search Heat Map #3462 Python. How can I produce a heat map of topics for a PDF document? I want to identify specific software process requirements in the document and produce a heat map showing their location and propensity Visualizing Software Requirements: A Python-Powered Heatmap Approach Transform your PDF software requirement documents into insightful heatmaps with this Python-based guide. This tutorial will walk you through the process of programmatically identifying and locating specific software process requirements within a PDF, culminating in a visually compelling heatmap that reveals their distribution and frequency. This powerful technique allows for a rapid and comprehensive understanding of key areas within your requirement documents, highlighting clusters of critical information and ensuring no requirement is overlooked. By leveraging the capabilities of Python's robust libraries for PDF manipulation, natural language processing,...