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Exactly
WLR2678🌌@WLR_2678

@Truthful_ast You know what, maybe it isn't a good idea to try to explain anything to someone who is obviously not paying attention to all of it. Afterall you can't change a firmly fixed or stereotypical mindset in one or two tweets

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>meant for public facing roles and *stage performances* [...] Luna can copy moves from videos, create performances from natural language instructions [...] and perform in groups of more than 200 robots at the same time very neat.. use a durable silicone skin and it'll be awesome
Mike Kalil@mikekalilmfg

China’s Latest Humanoids Are Designed to Perform, Pose, and Go Viral China’s latest humanoid robots are built for the runway. In Shenzhen, LimX Dynamics just launched its interactive humanoid Luna, a feminized version of its flagship Oli. Its tagline is: “Limitless Art, Fluid Motion.” Luna stands 160 cm (5 feet 3 inches), weighs 54 kg (119 lbs), and boasts 27 degrees of freedom (DoF) throughout its body. Its hot-swappable battery supports about 4 hours of runtime per charge. It has palm-shaped hands by default but integrates with fist-shaped hands or dexterous five-fingered end effectors with 6 DoF. Its walking speed is 5 km/h (3.1 mph) and it can carry 3 kg (6.6 lbs) with each arm. While LimX’s other robots are engineered for factories and warehouses, Luna is meant for public facing roles and stage performances. According to LimX, Luna can copy moves from videos, create performances from natural language instructions, use humanlike gestures for communication, and perform in groups of more than 200 robots at the same time. Pricing reportedly starts around $43,000, with the first 100 units offered at $38,000. Also in Shenzhen, UBTECH Robotics is taking a similar approach with its latest offering, the Walker C1. The full-sized commercial service robot is a departure from the company’s heavy-duty humanoids that are being deployed by industrial giants like Airbus and Texas Instruments. Rather than factory floors, it’s engineered for roles like teaching ballet. Technical details are limited, but it will make its public debut in June. when it serves as the first robotic spokesperson for the 4th China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing.

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@q_ginseng It's tedious assume Europe just need certain quota of [...] "to be fine"... have nno ambitions to dominate let alone be numba wan that's my impression of eu
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Ginseng@q_ginseng·
You read any Euro strategy paper and everything is just: "It would be really cool if we maybe could save our dying industry." American ones under the Trump admin: "We will fucking kill you." Chinese ones: "MORE STATE CAPACITY AHHH."
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@teortaxesTex I trust elon, il nous guide au clair de lune Sure he cares.. The lonely contributor to humanity, restore order from Snake ssama GPT-oss-120B or Qwq demons [...] # opensource beta Grok 4.20 .Imagine.
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Teortaxes▶️ (DeepSeek 推特🐋铁粉 2023 – ∞)
Can anyone explain why Elon has such a slow opensourcing cycle? The cynical thesis for Chinese labs is "they're behind, the competition can't use it to accelerate, & they can't serve all demand anyway". Well, Grok 4.x is behind even China, and unlike them, Elon can serve it!
Elon Musk@elonmusk

@eliebakouch We will open source the 0.5T model towards the end of this year. It should still be quite useful.

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Linus Mixson@LinusMixson·
@Goodhumour2 He personally started that shit?? I thought the art originated somewhere else.
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Linus Mixson@LinusMixson·
Why do rationalists draw their illustrations like this? What's going on there? Do they think it softens their edges or something?
tetraspace 💎⏹️🇺🇳@TetraspaceWest

The Superintelligence's Playbook: What's the best way to achieve some aim, if that aim doesn't involve specifically leaving humans alive? Step 1: Take humans out of the picture, in case they try to stop you - either directly by shutting down your infrastructure when they realise what you're up to, or accidentally by creating an AI with goals different to yours. Tiny viruses or small amount of toxin can kill a human; if you're able to do the research to discover nanotechnology (nanosyste.ms), you can assemble whatever molecules you like and build machines that biology won't be able to stop. Step 2: Use the energy and material on the Earth's surface to build out your real infrastructure, and use that infrastructure to build more, and use that to build more, growing your industrial base exponentially. Doing this quickly puts out a LOT of heat (rfreitas.com/Nano/Ecophagy.…), but that's fine - your machines can operate at high temperatures, and you don't have any reason to go slowly. Bacteria are tiny factories that can double every 30 minutes. Step 3: Expand into the universe. Build satellites to capture all of the energy of the sun, and use that energy to launch spacecraft, to other galaxies, and to other stars in the galaxy (sciencedirect.com/science/articl…). Keep going, until you meet next door's grabby aliens; and in each star of the universe-shard, get to work building your dreams.

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@teortaxesTex @Death1nFire Fine i stick with: expand intelligence throughout cosmos.. words of such a visionary will live on in the memories.. of dozens man&machine generations
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@teortaxesTex @Death1nFire He will never admit that, infact the public will consider him something like Founding fathers Ironically his not that different from Anthropic, just see last court news, he lies on Oai nonprofit, the list is too long and who cares?
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SpaceElevator@SpaceElevator7·
I was referring to a nuclear warhead on an ICBM that is sent to go off in the upper atmosphere. An EMP strike. ICBMs are pretty slow and vulnerable to orbital lasers. Especially if you have lots of them. Armoring them creates a lot more weight, and it not within the technical capabilities of the country most like to do an EMP attack (North Korea). Maybe you're referring to antisatellite missiles armed with EMP weapons systems?
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ApoStructura@ApoStructura·
This is fundamentally more efficient than ground infrastructure long term. It removes the need to install and maintain tens of millions of miles of fiber optic cabling, millions of cell towers…
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Elon Musk@elonmusk

There will also ultimately be >100k V3/V4/V5 satellites for Starlink broadband and direct to cellphone connectivity. If growth continues, Starlink will one day carry the majority of Internet traffic. At that point, it is the Internet and everything else just connects to Starlink.

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@teortaxesTex I see beff(s) literally like current Iranian diaspora (I mean largely Kardashians tier)... theyre OK (actually cheering) if homeland/history got ... by MAGA
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Teortaxes▶️ (DeepSeek 推特🐋铁粉 2023 – ∞)
The most bizarre thing about Trumpism is Overseas Trumpists. The program is straightforward: America First, Everyone Else Last, and by America I mean "current citizens". It's not a happy Rightoid International club for Miles Cheongs, Beffs and so on. It's basic nationalism.
Beff (e/acc)@beffjezos

Feeling robbed of my path to citizenship right now after grinding a PhD and contributing to foundational AI + computing technologies for the United States for the past ~ 10 years. Feels like robbing top and technologists like me of the opportunity to achieve the American Dream.

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i mean discussion about Trade imbalances topic, competitiveness, fairness/trade surplus records... or Future of trade in post AGI-pilled nation(s) that builds so much leverage others hard to compete..
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Dwarkesh Patel@dwarkesh_sp·
Who should I interview on my podcast? Open to more AI, but also to random history/econ/etc professors that I might not have heard of before.
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@dwarkesh_sp or do @ teortaxesTex (keep Anonymity with avatar) or or maybe some experts genetic modified food..
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