looking fwd to the day that we have e-ink + haptics bc that's gonna rule so hard
IAMLIUBO@its_hard_2_name
Holly!I can’t believe this, you can play game boy on Paper S3 now.
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The way that the Olympics is becoming a mutation pageant show
Sci-Fi Archives@SciFiArchives
Futuristic bio-hacked athletes imagined for the 2088 Seoul Olympics by American artist Attila Hejja in 1988.
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The best robotics meetup in the world.
Tonight in Berlin
CLANKERS
Multiple fully autonomous heavy duty machines. Industrial multi arm robot installations. Drones. Anti drone products. Space lasers. And thats not even all of it.
luma.com/0devxzvp
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@baynoni @buccocapital IMO, it's the act of writing the note that commits it to memory. This is just scanning something.
This is another example of ppl wrongly comparing today to 70s. People didn't spend $150 on a bookmark. You ripped the top off a pack of smokes and voila you have a bookmark!
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There’s nothing to reinvent. You pick up a book. You read the book. What are we doing here? Stop it
Mark™@thinkwithmark
We raised $1M dollars to reinvent how people read. Introducing Mark II - a $159 AI bookmark. Thread below
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my number 1 agent tip is "make the agent prove it understands things". everything boils down to that. the UVs on this book are the best example I have. if you don't do this and then ask the model to do something like "put some text on the front cover" it's going to go wrong
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What if we built one big data center in the middle of the country, instead of all the small ones?
Maybe so big it reaches all the way to heaven?
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@amuraivel @EU_Commission Your suggestion does not address the underlying issue. There are no station-by-station bottlenecks. The problem is at system level and regard system compatibility.
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Yeah! The EU knows how to raise ticket prices. Economically speaking, the EU is creating an obligatory insurance product, where the risks of train-travel are costed into the ticket. The real work would be to sort out the bottlenecks in the railways, station-by-station, country-by-country to create a fast transversal link like Beijing–Shanghai or the Shinkansen E5 / H5. Instead, EU gets more senseless regulation....it's always a "rule" that solves things in their world, not technology and industrial prowess.
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🚆 One journey. One ticket. Full rights.
Travelling by train across Europe can still be complicated, especially across borders and multiple providers.
We want to change that.
Our new package will make it easier ⬇️
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Supply side fatally overrate the space availability among consumers for mass adoption levels re: recreational.
For business purposes, non tactility of device is alienating for an already boring task and doesn’t allow for modular replacement protocols at scale. No keyboard vending machines, IT would have to attend each malfunction personally
Andrew Côté@Andercot
The absolute non-takeoff of VR and AR is probably one of the big upsets in consumer electronics history Pretty much everyone thought this would be huge and it sort of just isn't
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the pay was high because of the holiday, not the strain. Vid shows a very particular part of the job tho. Hoppers had to be brought over and connected to the conveyor; likely further down on the belt those packages are being scanned by some device under the band or manually by a person/bot; there's waiting periods and resets as trucks are rotated out. It's not complicated work, but it requries situational awareness and idk if the bot has that
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@baynoni From your time keeping the flow at a manageable rate for loaders at those $20/hr holiday jobs in Ohio distribution centers, how do you see the Helix-02 robots handling the same pressures over a full shift?
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@u_m_a_m_i Hand to god got $20/hr over the holidays doing this at distribution centers in Ohio there’s either humans or other robots on the other side of that belt loading the packages into trucks. Job is to keep things flowing at a manageable rate for the loaders
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