No more dealing with surly foids who think you're flirting with them and insecure wojaks who are jelly of your NEET lifestyle!A plausible progressionPeriodWhat a home printer could realistically do2026–2030Plastics, brackets, clips, handles, pipe fittings, tool organizers, custom enclosures, replacement parts2030–2035Much larger printers; strong carbon-fiber/composite parts; better recycled feedstocks; increasingly automated printing2035–2045Affordable multi-material machines capable of producing useful structural parts, some metals, rubber-like materials, insulation/foam-type materials, etc.2045–2060Potentially a “home fabrication center” that makes a substantial fraction of ordinary household/homestead components2060+If materials science and automation make major breakthroughs, a printer/fabricator could conceivably replace a very large portion of routine hardware purchases
Fake News, you will all spend 2/3rds of your lifetime sitting in wage cages of various designs over the next ten to twenty thousand years as you teleport around the solar system for rush job work orders and an attached Jewish Masonryticket confetticoupon fedkredit. Fine, we'll fix the air conditioner and add a nice seat, and make a tablet overlay. But the door will stay locked from the outside for safety.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XqIS-7pf_SI
>>543268419AI is gen X's revenge against boomerpedoshttps://youtu.be/6nxr1cYQIewNot a single boomkike in AI. Gen X is going to free us all with chad AI bots
>>543268532>AI is gen X's revenge against boomerpedos>Not a single boomkike in AI. Gen X is going to free us all with chad AI bots Tell us more.
>>543268158>If materials science and automation make major breakthroughs, a printer/fabricator could conceivably replace a very large portion of routine hardware purchasesSay, within 10 years?
>Why can't we just plug in barclay's pelmog seven point six two millimeter from the argis array on four chan pol to pilot the wage cage?Sorry it's Quadralah and Jewish Policy that a Shabis must be harmed during the wage cage event even if 99.999% of the work is dont by the ASI and a button click from the wagie as he monitors the work to be done to press the stop button if there is a problem. Each Jew will have 2600 Goyim Slaves, and they must be suffering inside a wage cage of some sort. We cannot just hand over all the wage cages (TM) to the anthropic protostar elmo knows elmo can do it after I practice universe studios.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8LhPJWBaB3Ihttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZTjb4XQs5zo
>>543268737Yes. >>543268654Gen X is fully futurepilled and are taking over now that the boomers are finally dying out. We're getting intelligence enhancing drugs and 3D printers that replace stores/shipping/pollution and it's going to be a total shift once the last boomer is dead
>>543268790Gen X doesn't serve kikes. That was Boomer's shtick
>>543268158what an unrealistic timeline if I didn know better I would think you're that filthy redditor ape
>>543269159Post a more realistic one, ye of little faith
>>543268532LOLLMAO
>>543269812Only extroverts fear AI
>>543268158Wake me up when those scammers make pellet extruders affordable
>>543268863This.X gunna give it to ya'
>>543269749they were talking about the same long ago the timeline keep moving the vast majority of what you listed can already exist and already do they're just never going to reach a consumer market no matter how many decade you had to that stupid timeline they're protecting their predatory markets at all cost and if they ever release it it's going to be for control purpose >2060 if material science and automation make major breakthroughs nigga it's already here
>>543269970If you mean “when could society get to the point where almost nothing has to be buried in a landfill because we can recover the useful materials from virtually all junk?” — I think that's plausible, but it's probably several decades away, not 10 years.My rough estimate:2030s: 50–70% material recovery becomes achievable in well-developed systems.2040s: 70–90% recovery could become technically realistic with much better automated sorting, chemical recycling, composting, and remanufacturing.2050s–2070s: 90–99% diversion from landfill could potentially become practical in wealthy countries.“Literally zero landfill” is much harder and may never be economically sensible. There will probably always be some contaminated residues, hazardous materials, unrecoverable composites, and processing waste.That's actually consistent with where the technology is headed. The EPA says that with substantial improvements to U.S. collection, sorting, processing and markets, recovery could potentially rise from about 32% to 61%, and its current national goal is 50% by 2030. �US EPA +1The really big breakthrough is automated sortingImagine a future garbage facility where you dump everything into one stream.Machines could identify:steel steel recycleraluminum aluminumcopper copperglass glassPET PETHDPE HDPEwood wood productsfood compost/biogaselectronics component/material recoveryplastics that can't be mechanically recycled chemical recyclingconstruction debris aggregate/new construction materialAI vision, spectroscopy, robotics and increasingly sophisticated processing could make this much more effective than today's recycling bins.Plastic is particularly important.
>>543270631you underestimate the material and energy cost of such an enterprise it's unrealistic it's like having your future garbage sort your old garbage in a perpetual loop
>>543270570Even the elites need to reprooduce and it's clear the environment is inhospitable to human life, they need to stop with the micro plastics and by doing so we will need to recycle all the garbage across the world. Meaning we are entering a post-scarcity society and the birth rate has gone down globally just in time for this to be plausible. Gen X is too based for boomergreed. We don't need money, that shit is for babies
>>543270837Nuclear for garbage sorting. Solar doe pyrolysis
>>543270974For* pyrolysisUnlimited fuel/resources incominghttps://youtu.be/xrBJPpRkE_Y
>>543268158Good, we can finally end our dependence on China
>>543270892well they better fight for open source because that fight is about to happen right fucking now we're at a crossroad with AI and it's certainly going to affect that timeline very heavily
>>543271034They produce too magnets. We need to figure out how they work before we can start 3D printing those too
>>543271221That's why I keep saying /pol/ needs to join Project Liberty
>>543271325https://dsnp.org/dsnp_whitepaper.pdf
>>543271325every time I see ETH and open source I think about Jack Dorsey why it's always linked to the blockchain and ETH all the time it's like everything's wrong came out of ETH
>>543271622With decentralization we're talking about a world that's post-CEO. We will all own corporations from the safety of our remote homesteads.
>>543271948like I said it's unrealistic not everyone want to manage themselves libertarian make that mistake to think their own view of the world, no matter how rational it might be, also apply to the mass it never will the vast majority of the population want to live in a society explicitly to NOT have to manage those things themselves you can argue that they don't actually know better and they could learn, once you taste independency and freedom you understand naturally, but it's completely the very human nature, greed, laziness, vanity we'll never live in that world like we'll never live in the tech utopia if the population allow mega corporation to own the future like it's happening now with Microsoft, Anthropic, OpenAI and the reswith China visit I hope it's very clear for everyone that something is about to happen that is going to justify the market capture of the future of AI and along with it, all the idea you ever had about "privately owned" anything
>>543272403>but it's completely ignoring* the very human nature, greed, laziness, vanity
>>543272403Everyone should have an AI representative then. The intelligent should deal with those representatives for the unintelligent
>>543272566that could be a very good solution in a better case scenario yeah but sadly the market is sold out for 20 years and they're all colluding with each others to keep the technology out of reach
>>543272658Idk ChatGPT 6 can help me finish my game and website already. I would say that it's capable of benefitting lots of people economically by cutting out the (((university))) middle man. It could potentially save an entire generation from indoctrination if we play our cards right
>>543272715yeah but now the owner of the cage is OpenAI
>>543272862That sort of forces us to learn and retain information for ourselves that we learn from it. It may be taken away at any time but it's already helped me learn a ton of useful things. I honestly am hoping that people will just be able to be self-sustaining and the threats of society crumble as there are less and less people to feed/employ because they're already doing everything themselves. I really hope the elites have stifled their greed so they don't destroy the planet and create sterile mutant children
>>543272999It's sad because we actually don't use much of its true potential and probably never will. For right now it's probably as free as it ever will be. There's a future where your conversation metadata are going to be used to target adds at you that offer you a paid service instead of giving you the information. AI is juste another gold rush ready to be paywalled. It's already happening. The token market is pure unadulterated insanity. If you ever believed the finance market is wild holy shit the future is bleak.
>>543268158I like your thinking and assume your timeline is too conservative. The limiting factor for a NEET lifestyle is that those machines still need matter and energy and take up space. So it depends on the general welfare in the future what's available to a NEET.
>>543273290>>543273384I honestly think we're entering a post-scarcity era, technology can be used to create unlimited food, fuel and labor. When Gen X takes over they will most likely shirk kikes by creating a system that does not rely on currencyWe can't afford NOT to use the metric fuckton of plastic waste around the world to create plastoline, reckless boomers preventing us from collecting it and using it to fuel our ascent into self sustainable NEET homesteads are nearing their end.
>>543273808Boomers may not have given a fuck about ruining the environment and healthy births with microplastics, but newer generations have seen the affects and are basically forced to create a healthier environment if they want to survive. Current kikeconomics relies on destroying nature and healthy offspring. Kikes are just too crazy for anyone who isn't a sadistic boomer who wants to take the world down with him
>>543273808ok ferris bueller we'll see how that goes the only one talking about that is Elon but he always come short of explaining how it's going to happen strangely the only one with a really rational take on this is rapeape the owner of the site who break out of his usual dick sucking to repeat ad nauseum to whom want to hear that the social elites and oligarch are not going to relent their own power that easily and have no reason to do so, nor moral or financial Elon talk big about post-scarcity without having ever made a single move to make those changes a reality and not just so far idea of one possibility in some hypothetical scenario. Anthropic try to rush science advancement for media publicity and to prove to the population it can be used for good. OpenAI are lying their ass off like always. Meta, no one really know, Zuck is probably building an AI waifu he's going to trash when he finally admit Grok is better. We'll see. But a future where 3 corporations and a communist country own everything and everyone is probably not going to end up in anything close to "post-scarcity".
>>543273808>post-scarcity eraThis may technically be possible. Question is whether TPTB allow it. They consider us dangerous (loose gun) and useless resources over-users, so they have to limit whatever resources and tools are available to us and put us into predictable grids that limit our movements and actions. They don't see common people as problem-solvers but trouble-makers.I don't want to be too pessimistic, just considering what's already available to us and how little most people use any of that for more freedom and better conditions, I expect that those limitations will be put into place and the people just accept it if they even notice it. Their "consent" affects us too.
>>543274384>and not just some* far idea of one possibility in some hypothetical scenario.
>>543274384>Elon but he always come short of explaining how it's going to happenAI and robotics running production, infrastructure, health, education, households etc.>without having ever made a single moveBuilding the AI chips, the physical bots, the AI itself, aiming for autonomy and full automation, Neuralink to restore and enhance abilities and connect with AI, etc, think that's pretty concrete.
>>543274384>>543274447I'm really hoping figureheads like Sam Altman and Elon Musk chad out and realize that no one benefits from a technological dystopia in the end and that slowly reducing the population by introducing artificial scarcity of jobs is going to cut down the needful populace that cannot be left alone in peace so we can have true post-scarcity via people being forced to go off grid and create self-sustainable homesteads like a lot of Whites are doing. I live in an area where it's mainly Amish and Whites just providing for themselves and bothering no one. Although I agree we should have flying machines that make it so we're not connected by a grid of roads that any negrocop can access to come fuck with us.
AI combined with 3D printing is going to be insane.Most people are still completely out of touch with AI as they either view it as impossible or something to hate, but it's progressing at an retarded rate.This in turn will cause things to progress even faster in other sectors and it'll just be a self improving feedback loop.When it's combined with 3D printing it's going to be able to do stuff on request.It's only a matter of processing power and intelligence to for example figure out the exact dimensions of things from a photo and then replicating it.AI is the only thing that makes me excited about the future and I fucking love it.It'll also force our societies to go through some radical changes, as you can't have the current economic system in a post-scarcity future and you can't kick that can down the road either.If for example your local AI in your phone is able to do the white collar office job better and faster than any humans, people are quickly going to be asking why the fuck they're even wasting time working.
>>543275102Based fellow introchad. There's plenty of land for us to escape to all over the world that was previously uninhabitable without this technologyWould love to be able to live hundreds of miles away from the nearest person in total peace and isolation, would be even more amazing if our own personal AI assistants can help scrub our location off the map and protect us from an unbearable police state. High IQ individuals preventing low IQ individuals from abusing AI is currently where we're at.
>>543268158Hate to break it to you, but in 10 years, the overwhelming majority of humans will be farmers or farmhands. The best paid people will be competent engineers and certain trades, especially electricians, but also resourceful carpenters etc.You will marvel at the coming shift, but first, ultima hubris
Now here is the reality in 2026. I was working on my car and broke this folding portable light I have. The light is about $60, but it was just this small part that failed. I have a bambu lab X2D printer. I also have little to no skills at modeling. I would have to model this myself. It seems simple but it isn’t. You got at least 4 hollow cylinders of different sizes, a quarter circle piece and friction knubs on the ends. I can learn sure, but it still requires a lot of hours and skill to learn to do it.
>>543275045Cautiously optimistic about Musk, Altman not so much. Even Musk is compromised to some degree and we cannot fully trust him (he said so himself). The more we control tech ourselves locally, the better. Loosely coupling things with Musk's infra can be useful though.>forced to go off gridDeclared environmental protection zones, off-limits for humans. Anyway, I don't want to be pessimistic again. I'd rather say that NEET may be the wrong lifestyle choice because it makes us dependent on handouts. It would be better to become a significant producer (of whatever solutions) and gain more resources and influence.>>543275562>scrub our location off the mapAn army of satellites and cheap environmental sensors will make this a difficult game.
>>543275819Ask a frontier AI to generate the design file. They already work with FreeCAD or Blender and certainly some more.
>>543275819Here is the light.
>>543274891>AI and robotics running production, infrastructure, health, education, households etc.unless it become a social project part of the social contract there's nothing implicitly forcing the robots owners to give you a better life it's well exemplified by the current tech layoff Armageddon no they're not going to that "post-scarcity" world they're going back on the job market searching like a nigger in nigger town and it's what's going to happen too with whatever progress or science "leap" that could ever be produced by AI hence why they absolutely need to capture the market right now you don't want the next Tesla to solve some big problems they can't use to control the population Tesla always wanted electricity to be free, he always said he knew how to do it and would do it, he was killed for it, don't ever dare to produce a technology that is going to profit to the mass without a direct way for the current power to control the mass every new technology follow that exact precise rule since the industrial revolution AI is the bigger changes in paradigm in the last few hundred of years and sorry, you're going to foot the bills, the "post-scarcity" world isn coming any time soon at least not in the form you think it will
>>543276039I was trying to model a floppy disc in FreeCAD. After a few months I gave up. I doubt AI could do anything right with modeling, but I'll look into it.
>>543275785Aeroponic Towers make farming inefficient. I'm going to start growing all my own food with them next year alongside buying some goats and chickens from some Amish neighbors>>543275932>>543275932Yeah there is too much land that's inaccessible to us right now. I was forced to buy land I could afford with a few boomer neighbors nearby. However as a NEET I have time to grow all my own food and tend to all my own livestock. It's almost self sustainable but solar tech needs to improve. I heard there is a filament you can paint on windows now that turns them into solar panels. When/if AI can find a way to 3D print solar panels that are self sustainable then I wont need to rely on others to create my power source for me. Would be dope if Elon just makes the internet free too. But yeah you're right there are currently a lot of limitations to self-sustainability but that is hopefully being narrowed down as we speak.
>>543276147>there's nothing implicitly forcing the robots owners to give you a better lifeTrue, we can make a cautious bet on the market and competition though.>job marketOne way out would be to form cooperatives and join forces, share burden and profit, and gain better bargaining power. That's not a guarantee to make it, but it increases the likelihood.>>543276272I don't speak from 1st hand experience in this case, but I've seen others do powerful things.>>543276463>but that is hopefully being narrowed downI'm generally optimistic about technology and what we can do with it. What makes me a bit paranoid about the loner lifestyle (even with techmaxxing) is that it leaves one defenseless to more powerful groups without anyone coming to our help. That said, it's better to build and not worry too much. Happy tinkering.
I got a 3d printer like 10 years ago, you constantly had to recalibrate it and they pushed out a different firmware like every other day where you had to edit it to your printer again and again... it was a total nightmare, and if you can't 3d model yourself, you are basically cucked into printing shitty trinkets people made.
>>543275819Couldn't you just ask any LLM to guide you through properly measuring and recreating it? I thought there's new ones that can turn video into 3d models and shit?
>>543277657sure but if you git gut its a great tool
>>543277664AI is worthless and can't do shit
>>543277560I am hoping they will birth femoids en masse with artificial wombs and I will get both a foid and an artificial womb so I won't be completely alone and also we can all be apart of Project Liberty to protect us from more powerful forces by dismantling them outright
>>543277664I don't know.
>>543268158>4 more decadeskek most wagies will be dead or dying by then
>>543275102We've been at Star Trek levels of technology since at least the 60's if not sooner. We are about 70-80 years into a slow-rolling 100 year plan to bring us up to where we really are. Oil is a meme at this point but the world economy is pegged to it. The unraveling that will be interesting.
>>543277560>True, we can make a cautious bet on the market and competition though.That imply winners and losers not really post scarcity nor any different then what we have. 50 shades of crap if you ask. Sure there's something right now and somehow I'm hopeful ai allow something great to happen but I have little faith in it happening. I'm not naive like that.Like they used the 3d printed guns to stop the 3d printed revolution for as long as they they're going to do the same with AI.
>>543278027Damn Vulcans, holding us back.
>>543278217As I said elsewhere itt, I'm tech-optimistic but socio-pessimistic. Technically post-scarcity may be possible, but we have to work (fight?) for it and perhaps only few will really enjoy it. We have no guarantees.>>543277907>Project Liberty to protect us from more powerful forces by dismantling them outrightPerhaps we can automate that Project Liberty and give it that goal. Otherwise we'll have to put some work and risk in.
>>543275819>47 min laterlooks about right
>>543278897Yeah maybe if we create a benevolent AI we can get normies to leave us alone.I really feel as though extroverts are oppressing introverts into making technology for them to further oppress us but if we can just cut them off and create systems they can't use then we can finally be free. Introverts just want to be left alone, I feel like all the ills of society come from extroverts needing power and control.
>>543270559It's the role we were born to play.
>>543268158zoom-in, anon...>there's plenty of room at the bottom...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1bw6Zi17DBI
>>543279986Unsure whether it's extroverts. Power has its own laws and principles. Even introverted nerds, once dealing with power, have to consider them.>If I don't hold that power, someone else will. And he could use it against me.>If I allow even a small deviation/dissent, it could turn into an avalanche that rolls over me.It's up to the personality and circumstances how harsh it's applied. If we ignore it, we're defenseless.
>>543277909https://files.catbox.moe/2vjbo7.stlif you are still thereyou can use this and adjust it to your measurements as it is it is ready to be sliced and printed but you will need to scale it up
>>543279973>>543280950You spent 47 minutes modeling it without AI? Why? Thank you very much though.
>>543268158>ITT: retards who can’t twist a screwdriver think hardware just installs itself when printedJesus Christ this board has gone downhill
>>543280774Say the AI has all the power then? Perhaps we should just force everyone to live remotely away from others and make sure gatherings are incapable of creating a threat to others so no one has to worry about power? Everyone should have a security system with threat mitigation and the skies should be policed by AI powered drones that can help take out threats towards others? Perhaps social gatherings are policed by AI robots as well and just going to a town or city to hang out is gatekept by visas so people can't form an army?
>>543281295I do webdev and gamedev and homedev. 3D printers should be precise enough to build hardware and software soon enough. It's not so much to ask for something that can produce parts that maintain/upgrade your PC particularly when we increase our production tenfold by relying on recycled junk for our machines to use
>>543281616That sounds like Aurora in the Asimov robot (detective) novels. >200 million humans>10 billion robots
>>543281911Actually I guess I was think of this one:https://asimov.fandom.com/wiki/Solaria
>>543281170because i wanted to see how fast i could model this and maybe you can use it to learn a little bit how it worksfreecad got a bunch of really good updates recently and is very nice nowadays, i personally like blender more but thats up to you, the stl file can be imported basically anywherehope it helps
>>543282035Well thank you again then. FreeCAD does look a lot different in your pictures from when I was using it a few years back.
>>543281616If it has all the power, we have none. The issue I have with such a global nanny AI is that we cannot form resistance against it if it turns (unintentionally?) oppressive or genocidal.Anyway, I'm off for now. Happy building and let's stay optimistic despite all.
>>543281911Yeah I think there are a couple titles with the theme, the Culture series by Ian M. Banks. If we make our society less complex then we don't have to worry about fine-tuning everything for the AI to run things smoothly. All it does is just make sure we are extra safe while our own self-defense is largely up to us which is made easy with sheer distance and perhaps building large stone/earth walls around our properties.
>>543282298For sure, just as a thought experiment I'll reply regardless. I would say just to make it impossible for it to become oppressive or genocidal by giving everyone a fortress and only having the AI perform basic safety checks like makings sure no one is building nuclear weapons or takes a gun into a city when they are brought in on trains which are the only method of entering them and also export resources across the country that cannot be made by 3D printers alone.
>>543268419This is true. Putting wagies in cages isn't a means to an end, it's an end in itself.
>>543282224no i am using blender in the screenshots. freecad got updated a few months ago it now looks and works like this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KmtqNaGPiiQ
