Any idea what could be causing this? Here is also my end gcode and settings, in case the problem lies there. Any help is appreciated.
Probably your last move in print file is very slow, and as end gcode does not specify new speed, thats why those G1 moves are so slow. Try adding F3000 (or more if you want it to be faster) to those G1 commands in end gcode and see what happens.
You've set a feed rate of 100 with your filament retraction, and then instead of using G28 X to home the X axis, you are actually moving it there at the reduced feed rate.
so either give the movement commands a higher feed rate, or use G28 X and G28 Y which will using your homex.g and homey.g macros.
That makes total sense, I figured it would be something simple and stupid. Thank you both very much gentlemen, I will change my code as suggested!


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AudioInputStream stream = AudioSystem.getAudioInputStream(file);
Clip clip = AudioSystem.getClip();
clip.open(stream);
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clip.start();

На второй строке вылетает ошибка:

javax.sound.sampled.UnsupportedAudioFileException: could not get audio input stream from input URL

Этот пример взят из Хабрахабра.
Пробовал еще так:
Clip clip = Applet.newAudioClip(url);
clip.play();

В этом коде ошибок не возникает, но и аудио не проигрывается.
Как проиграть это аудио?

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И убедитесь, что звуковой файл лежит в необходимой папке.

A: В первой версии он не может найти файл. Думаю нужно проверить путь
В втором версии пробовали с начало открыть аудио?
clip.open();
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1. Social Theory and Practice: Volume > 44 > Issue: 4
Ingrid V. Albrecht Graveside and Other Asymmetrical Promises
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People who make graveside promises consider themselves bound by them, which raises the question of whether a promise can morally obligate a promisor directly to a promisee who cannot acknowledge the promise. I show that it can by using the theoretical framework provided by "transaction accounts" of promising. Paradigmatically, these accounts maintain that the creation of a promissory obligation requires that the promisee consent to the promise. I extend these accounts to capture promises made by proxy and self-promises, and conclude that we can make promises to absent promisees when we bear responsibility for their moral and personal development.
Markus Furendal Rescuing Justice from Indifference: Equality, Pareto, and Cohen's Ethos
G. A. Cohen has argued that egalitarian justice proscribes equality-upsetting economic incentives, but that individuals nevertheless are required to make a sufficiently large productive contribution to society. This article argues, however, that Cohen's claim that justice is insensitive to Pareto concerns and simply is equality, undermines such a duty. In fact, Cohen cannot say that justice prefers a distribution where everyone is equally well off to one where everyone is equally badly off. Individuals hence cannot have a duty of justice to use their talents at a more productive level. This indifference risks removing Cohen's egalitarianism's appeal as an alternative to the Rawlsian position it challenges. Several ways of avoiding this problem are proposed and evaluated. Ultimately, it is argued that such a duty to contribute must instead be based on a concern for both equality and human flourishing. The ethos Cohen defends must hence be made pluralist, and encourage a commitment to both principles.
Adam Thomas Betz Epistemic Authority, Sovereignty, and Selective Conscientious Objection: A Critical Revision of McMahan's Jus Ad Bellum Court
This paper discusses some of the practical difficulties confronting Jeff McMahan's proposal of a jus ad bellum court of experts for deciding the justice of war, and recommends two revisions. First, following the earlier proposals of Vitoria, Suarez, and Grotius, leaders could have a say in appointing judges to the ad bellum court; second, the court could be an organ of the International Criminal Court. Though significant practical challenges remain, these revisions make McMahan's proposal fairer to democratic governments, and give the court a better chance for successful implementation in the prevailing Westphalian system of state sovereignty.
Dan Threet Mill's Social Pressure Puzzle
John Stuart Mill takes social pressure to be a serious threat to individuality, and his proposed limit to the "authority of society" in On Liberty is meant to restrain its force. This proposal creates practical and conceptual difficulties, though, because considerable social pressure can be produced as an unintended, cumulative effect of individuals simply exercising their own liberty. Existing scholarship largely underrates the degree to which this undermines the coherence of his ambitions. I argue that the puzzle cannot be resolved without rejecting part of his framework, even though his concerns about social pressure are not misplaced.
Nigel Pleasants The Structure of Moral Revolutions
In the recent and not-too-distant past many of our parents, grandparents and forbears believed that a person's skin colour and physiognomy, gender, or sexuality licensed them being regarded and treated in ways that are now widely recognised as blatantly unjust, disrespectful, cruel and brutal. But the nineteenth, twentieth, and twenty-first centuries have hosted a series of radical changes in attitudes, beliefs, behaviour and institutionalised practices with regard to the fundamental moral equality of what were once seen as different "kinds of people." This paper explores the social structure of such "moral revolutions," via the Wittgensteinian- and Kuhnian- inspired concepts moral perception, moral certainty, normal morality, and moral paradigm.
Federico Zuolo, Giulia Bistagnino Disagreement, Peerhood, and Compromise
This paper addresses the problem of pluralism in democratic societies, by exploiting some insights from the debate about the epistemology of disagreement. First, by focusing on the permissibility of experiments on nonhuman animals for research purposes, we provide an epistemic analysis of deep normative disagreements. We understand that to mean disagreements in which epistemic peers disagree about both the substantive content of an ethical issue and the correct justificatory reasons for their contrary claims. Second, we argue for a compromise solution in which the reasons for reaching it are not prudential but grounded on the recognition of epistemic peerhood.
Paul Blackledge Frederick Engels, Social Reproduction, and the Problem of a Unitary Theory of Women's Oppression
In this paper I argue that Frederick Engels's The Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State remains a fundamental resource for anyone wanting to understand the oppression of women as a capitalist form. By re-examining the strengths and weaknesses of Engels's historicisation of women's oppression through the lens of the debates opened by second wave feminism, I argue that, once properly understood, we can overcome the limitations of Engels's book to point to the kind of unitary theory of women's oppression essential to a strategy adequate to the needs of the struggle for women's liberation.
Daniel Koltonski Vocations, Exploitation, and Professions in a Market Economy
In a market economy, members of professions—or at least those for whom their profession is a vocation—are vulnerable to a distinctive kind of objectionable exploitation, namely the exploitation of their vocational commitment. That they are vulnerable in this way is not a contingent fact, for it arises out of central features both of professions and of a market economy. And, for certain professions—the care professions—this exploitation is particularly objectionable, since, for these professions, the exploitation at issue is not only exploitation of the professional's vocational commitment but also of her even more basic commitment to morality.
10. Social Theory and Practice: Volume > 44 > Issue: 3
Joshua D. McBee Circularity in Setiya's Knowing Right from Wrong
Recently, Kieran Setiya suggested that we might respond to evolutionary debunking arguments by arguing that, even if we cannot explain our reliability in ethics, we might justify believing ourselves reliable using a track record argument. Not surprisingly, several critics have claimed that this response is circular. I consider two senses in which they might be right, concluding that, though Setiya's argument does not beg the question, it is epistemically circular. Perhaps surprisingly, its epistemic circularity need not prevent Setiya's argument from justifying its conclusion; nevertheless, I argue, reflection on this issue helps to bring out why realists would do well to eschew the strategy Setiya explores, focusing instead on showing that there is a suitable explanatory connection between our ethical beliefs and the facts.


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