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they considered it solved https://www.sunday.ai/blog/act-2-preview

cant wait for husk irl to test this

Agree ; got excited too soon.

was listening to Kyle Vogt about his new bot company and he described that folding laundry is sort of a frontier problem for robotics and we are still many ways out from there. There's solution from physical intelligence and probably other companies; but they are still fairly complex and not as easily reproducible https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eXbrt_2Fvgk

Still looking for the LLM moment in robotics

GPay which is a widely used payment service in India is down as well

May such bold assertions should require proof to be shown to leaders of other nations

Going to leave this here

https://blog.comma.ai/a-100x-investment-part-1/ https://blog.comma.ai/a-100x-investment-part-2/

At $1000 a piece which is the rumored price ; is around 2,000 units if they got a volume discount it would be 4,000 units

exactly. the UI is shockingly similar

As somebody who works along with Applied Scientist helping them with tasks related to model training and deployemnt; how does one get exposure to more lower level engineering work like optimization, performance etc. We have an ML infra team; but their goal is building tools around the platform, not necessarily getting workloads run optimially

I am going to leave this here

https://blog.comma.ai/a-100x-investment-part-1/

https://comma-ai.medium.com/a-100x-investment-part-2-569b714...

Didnt Sundar ask disappearing messages to be turned on on an internal communcation tool ?

The rumor is once the new office buildings complete; they will also do a RTO

People here generally try to bash people who are much smarter than them, throwing shade at their background. They will say that he abandoned his first company, gave up on tiny grad but both of them are very much alive projects

This is pretty good. Do you think running models locally will be able to achieve performance (getting task done successfully) compared to cloud based ones.i am assuming for context of a drive through scenario it should be ok but more complex systems might need external infromation

I used Rewind for a few days but stopped after my resource usage spiked. I didnt research much into this; but have you seen any perf issues when using Rewind.

there is also this., https://www.meta.com/quest/accessories/quest-2-virtuclear-le... I use something like this for my Quest 1 and its good

From Twitter

Remote work is available to everyone on GitHub. If you submit a bunch of good PRs and show me you are easy to work with, I'm down to pay per project.

Source https://twitter.com/realGeorgeHotz/status/166153013618397184...

I'm not anti remote, I'm anti full time remote. It's hard to build a culture

Show me where Steve jobs talks about internals of macbook components like the way Elon talks about spaceship rockets; then i will believe you you

there atleast a couple of Ted Talks i saw how consumption of porn is harmful in young adults and kids. I am sure you can find them if you look at it

chatGpt summary

>Google has created a new conversational AI service named Bard that uses the company's language model, LaMDA, to provide answers to user inquiries by drawing on information from the internet. It is being made available to trusted testers before a wider release in the coming weeks. Google intends to use AI to improve search and make it easier for users to find information and insights more efficiently. AI-powered features for Google Search will soon be rolled out to distill complex information into easy-to-digest formats. Additionally, Google is working to make it easier for developers to use AI by making the company's best models available for use in their projects

check his profile by clicking on id full stack developer per his home page

Apparently not as common as Tesla. You should read about "phantom braking" issues on Tesla , especially after they removed the radar

He doesnt. There are a ton of videos which says what he specifically looks for. from their hiring page

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNWTculMsTY "motivation and intelligence"

See. This is the problem. Where do you draw the line ? I can see somebody who can come and say, adaptive cruise control and lane departure assist which applies slight tourque when the car sees your drift out of lane very helpful to them. next up, adaptive cruise control and lane centering which applies torque most of the time on straight roads but cant do curves. THis is now available most if not all car systems today , in the most basic version without any additional packages.

Then comes some smarter ones like Tesla AP or comma.ai which are pretty good at centering on straight roads, curve roads, wide lanes, lane splitting etc.

Yesterday they launched a re-designed website. Today they closed doors. https://www.fast.co/

Yikes

> and was very skeptical of the idea of selling self driving kits to existing car owners

The good thing is we have comma.ai that works across a wide variety of vehicles.

I have been keep tracking of the story as an outsider and this is my impression as well

They talk about compression but leave the most important metric out. What's your Weissman score ?

For somebody who is interested in home robotics space; what are more affordable products to get and possibly build upon ? I had some high hopes from the Anker guys since they showed up at the Apple WWDC event, but nothing substantial since.

I have been thinking of getting DJI tello edu drone to do some basic navigating or person following; does anybody have any experience/ideas here ?