piggie

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piggie

piggie

@rczoombie

earth Katılım Mart 2011
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piggie@rczoombie·
@HTX_Studio mannnn - coolest work place everrrr!
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HTX Studio@HTX_Studio·
We Built a Dancing Food Locker...
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piggie
piggie@rczoombie·
@joinshift i know u training robots but why giving this to some very wealthy ppl in sf. offer ur free services to homeless shelters or some poor part of america. win win for both!
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shift@joinshift·
Today, shift is launching free private chef services in San Francisco. Whether you want a steak dinner or a lobster lunch, shift is making it free.  Comment "shift" below and we'll DM you a priority booking link. ⬇️
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piggie@rczoombie·
@thsottiaux on the chatgpt macOS app - i dont see an obvious way to set the model? can u even set the model at all?
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LTCyberLab@LTCyberLab·
How can a tiny 60cm robot move almost like a full-size humanoid? 🤯 The secret is in our self-developed micro digital servos!
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Sparky777@Potstirrer111·
Tonight’s resolve poll - only 20% of voters think the current migration system works well
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piggie@rczoombie·
@KotsoMr @Potstirrer111 @grok if u think 1960s cost of living is the same as 2026 cost of living for low income earners then it just show how out of touch u are.
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Mr Kotso@KotsoMr·
@rczoombie @Potstirrer111 @grok Yes otherwise they wouldn’t have made all the sacrifices like my parents did in the 1960s to get here to the land of the fair go
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piggie@rczoombie·
@KotsoMr @Potstirrer111 @grok we have record migrants numbers, which means the competition for these low paying jobs is that much harder, and with how expensive it is to live in sydney, it doesnt take much to become homeless and in tragic circumstances death (google > Bikram Lama death)
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Mr Kotso@KotsoMr·
@Potstirrer111 @grok My parents migrated here in the 1960s. Mum worked in the textile industry as a machinist in abhorrent conditions whilst raising her young family. Barely any Australian born machinist at her work. We now have a new generation of migrants arriving via Asia. They also contribute.
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piggie@rczoombie·
@dylan522p so the logic is meta is the only company to be world class on all three but it has to play catch up? if they has to catch up, doesnt that implies the others are already world class on all 3?
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piggie@rczoombie·
@nix_eth funny to say that china isnt altruistic when the first chinese model was made as side project by a quant hedge fund. there was 0 gov involvement. perhaps the decision to o/s was made by guys who grew up using o/s software rather than some sinister plot
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Justin Kalland
Justin Kalland@justinkalland·
This isn't the full truth. The major Chinese model families (Qwen, DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, MiniMax) are open-weight, not truly open-source in the reproducible end-to-end sense. And that detail matters. Self-hosting open-weight Chinese models can reduce data-transfer risk, but it doesn't erase supply-chain, provenance, backdoor, or output-safety risk. Cost matters, yes, but "open" doesn't magically erase security risk or long-term cost. China isn't suddenly being altruistic. Open weights are strategy: commoditize US frontier APIs, win developer mindshare, normalize Chinese model ecosystems, and create downstream dependence without classic vendor lock-in. China learned from past tech battles. This is the new standards play: don't force adoption, make dependency feel voluntary.
Xiaoyin Qu@quxiaoyin

I went a dinner a few weeks ago with a bunch of enterprise execs who told me "we will never use Chinese models." "Even if it's 100x cheaper?" "No, we care about safety and security." 1. They don't understand when they host open-source models with their own GPUs or US data centers, they won't share their data to China. 2. They are giving away all their data to OpenAI and Anthropic rather than owning it privately themselves. 3. They don't understand math. 100x is a big number and lots of profits. It's almost July 2026 now. If your execs still talk like that, fire them now.

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piggie@rczoombie·
@AgustinLebron3 I’m fascinated how a small team can compete against Jane street and others? Either you guys are head and shoulders above or is there so much to be discovered?
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piggie@rczoombie·
@wliang Do u think that humanoid will just be a commodity and thus makers will struggle to earn profit?
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Wayne Liang
Wayne Liang@wliang·
When most humanoid makers are private, you know we're early to robotics/physical AI. (Figure AI, Apptronik, 1X, Sanctuary, Unitree, etc.) Also helps when... > Software bottleneck broke (Nvidia GR00T, RT-2, OpenVLA gave robots general-purpose intelligence) > Economic crossover just started (humanoid lease costs are below human labor costs) Our public exposure barely exists... $VPG - Sensors, like precision strain gauges and foil resistors. $CCXI / $AGLT - Agility Robotics going public at $2.5B valuation. $OUST - LiDAR sensors for autonomous systems. $AMBA - Vision/AI chips for edge devices. Certainly biased because I have a position, but IMO $VPG is more asymmetric than other U.S-listed tickers. They're already profitable, already supplying humanoid makers, positioned to scale on multiple fronts, and it's still under ~$2B MC. Good hedge against getting replaced by AI/robots is to invest in them?
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piggie@rczoombie·
@degentradingLSD $SHAZ looks dodgy asf - largest contract is with an indian company that makes f all. May, they said on track to build out to 100gw by 2027. June, they partner with nvidia to add 70gw, same announcement say that they now have over 100gw contracted work. like how??
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piggie@rczoombie·
soo anthropic say that its mythos model is super smart and if china can get its hand on it through distilling, it could pose a national security threat. if this model is so smart why cant anthropic use it to stop the distillation effort?
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piggie@rczoombie·
@pa1ar U can chain them now - look up the latest Apple dev videos on YT - 2 128gb can be act as 1 256gb
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piggie@rczoombie·
@mondorobotics how does it knows to jump up when the stick is sweeping? you have side sensors?
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Mondo Robotics@mondorobotics·
Beni refuses to fall down!
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piggie@rczoombie·
@OpenRouter hey, i generated some video using playground but i cant find it? theres no way to preview or even download the generated video?
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piggie@rczoombie·
@Altimor is this due to deepseek api pricing (discounted)?
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Flo Crivello
Flo Crivello@Altimor·
Pulled the trigger today and switched 100% of Lindy traffic to DeepSeek v4, churning from Anthropic models. Saves us millions of $ and we're actually seeing an *increase* in performance on many core use cases. Transformative for the business.
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