My father went in for a routine hernia operstion. He had great insurance. Covered 100% of every overpriced procedure.
He was recovering at home, and was just going through the bill for no reason.
He noticed $690 for "Psychological Positivity therapy".
That explained the Teddy Bear, and flowers, none of us sent him.
Most people don’t have the skills required to benefit from owning or operating a 3D printer, so most people don’t have anything to do with them.
They are still an emerging technology, with new applications reported steadily. Still, they are very interesting to most people, because 3D printing is basically wizardry in their eyes.
This use case is definitely novel, it even says so on the article. It may not be interesting to you, but your strong reaction reveals that you are actually angry at the feelings provoked by the article, and it might do you good to take a moment to analyse WHY you are having that kind of emotional reaction.
Why is this comment on hacker news?