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Robot arm Teleoperation, one leader arm controlling a follower arm
DevisCookin@deviscookn
Building a robot arm for teleoperation and gathering real world data for AI agents.
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DevisCookin
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DevisCookin
@deviscookn
Architect of the future / Building Ai and the future of finance/ Web3 Security Researcher
Tham gia Ekim 2024
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Dear software guys who want a fun welcoming community to talk about PCBs, share, and learn together. We're building something special here, we'd love to have your follow along.
BlindVia@blind_via
Wait, software guys actually follow hardware guys because it looks like something they want to do? Bro, welcome aboard, I want to share my 20 years of hardware skills with you. All the old people doing PCB stuff are retiring, we need more PCB dudes! Please join me!
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This is my exact situation at the moment , trained a model for a few hours on an Ec2 instance, paid and cancelled the instance, got unpaid invoice for 5 months about storage and ECR blah blah blah, paid it and canceled, check my email today they’re telling me they might suspend my account if I don’t pay some invoice ffs
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“Adobe will pay $75 M for making it too hard for customers to cancel their subscription.”
let me tell you a story about another legend called “AWS”.
for about 6 months I’ve been paying ~$2/month for an AWS service. I had no idea what it was.
I checked my account on my phone to see what I was paying for.
I felt lost in the woods.
every once in a while I wondered what it was. every month I got an email from AWS about charging me.
I felt like the devil is smirking right in front of me. but I brushed it off, because the payment was negligible.
eventually I pulled out my mac and two monitors to see what’s the service and why it’s charging me.
I found it.
I thought I was past the hard part. You just click on the service and cancel it right?
RIGHT?!
but boy canceling a service is like a fever dream.
I was lost in an intertwined maze of +100 services in 20 different regions and potentially multiple accounts.
the service was an IAM key. I started an AWS account and tested something for a personal practice project for literally a few hours. I never wanted to learn AWS or do anything serious with it.
never touched AWS since,
but it was still charging me for… a key?
I’m telling you AWS,
with all its power and glory
is not something you can mess up with unless you’ve graduated a few online courses.
I had to eventually DELETE my account all together. I’m sure I could have figured out how to cancel a service if I’d watch 10 YouTube videos and spent a few more hours.
but hell I didn’t want to.
people running businesses on AWS must have beer running in their veins instead of blood.
is it a skill issue? sure.
but I don’t consider AWS a skill I need to learn, for now.
Dexerto@Dexerto
Adobe will pay $75 million to settle a lawsuit claiming that it made it too difficult for customers to cancel subscriptions The US Department of Justice claims Adobe violated federal consumer protection laws
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@Zeneca I tried asking Hermes to brain transplant itself from my Openclaw backup, didn't work entirely but worked well enough
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If your AI agent can’t fix code for 3 weeks, might be a skill issue
dex@dexhorthy
Here’s what’s gonna happen: - you replace your code review with feedback loops (sentry, datadog, support tickets, etc) - you stop reading the code - software factory fixes everything - one day something breaks at 3am, agent can’t fix it - nobody’s read the code in 3 months - you have 3 weeks of downtime trying to re-onboard and fix it - you lose significant % of your contracts and users - your company is now dead
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@bcherny So it doesn’t persist when we exit the terminal, would be amazing if it could persist and we have a list if running loops we can reference later
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Released today: /loop
/loop is a powerful new way to schedule recurring tasks, for up to 3 days at a time
eg. “/loop babysit all my PRs. Auto-fix build issues and when comments come in, use a worktree agent to fix them”
eg. “/loop every morning use the Slack MCP to give me a summary of top posts I was tagged in”
Let us know what you think!
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@AnselDias @norma_core_dev Does this require more motors than the SO101?
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Just built the ElRobot Manipulator from @norma_core_dev
- 7dof Arm using Feetech servos
- 1dof Parallel Gripper
- Far more stable and precise than SO101
- Body Panels for better cable runs
I think this arm can be capable of assembling another one of itself.
More soon.
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Facts, ate only boiled chicken boiled eggs and boiled potatoes for about 3 months, absolutely pointless,just season your food
0xngmi@0xngmi
@patfscott i tried a more extreme version of it where every meal was the same + bland food doesnt work, you just end up hating it
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Why would decide to live a shitty day just cause your sleep score is 6/10. You’re the one who’s retarded
Justin@justineliaa
I don't understand what's the purpose of wearing a Whoop band or Oura ring Such a goyim item to own You wake up in the morning… sleep score shows 6/10 "Oops looks like I'm going to be tired all day today and be unproductive" Vividly retarded
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Generating data at scale sounds sexy. Reality?
Even charging devices becomes a bottleneck. They end with extension boards and power strips.
Charging at night creates its own lighting pattern 😅
#AI #DataEngineering #Robotics #egocentricData #dataFoundry
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Could we make a bread board like this too if I didn’t want to make a pcb right away 🤔
CASTPIXEL🏳️⚧️ 🇵🇸🍉@castpixel
I made a tool that turns PCB designs into 3D-printable molds. you sandwich copper tape between the parts, sand the ridges, and you have a real working PCB. no etching, no chemicals. I am losing my mind
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@HellenicVibes @mattshumer_ You clear don’t know how AI works if you think AI tools gives everyone the same outputs. You could not get AI to give you this exact article if you used your own thoughts as inputs, no matter how hard you tried
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@mattshumer_ It’s pretty unserious to post AI text under your own name. If I wanted to know what Claude Opus 4.6 thought I’d ask it myself!
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@zarazhangrui Doesn’t pretend to work, doesn’t procrastinate, will teach me and also learn from me.
worth every penny.
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I'm spending $200/month for Max mode in Claude Code. For $200, I get a senior engineer who is available 24/7, readily brings all my ideas to life, never gets tired or impatient, and teaches me coding along the way.
It's the best deal ever
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The biggest thing Anthropic dropped today isn't Opus 4.6.
It's Agent Teams.
You can now spawn multiple Claude agents that work in parallel.
A lead agent delegates tasks to sub-agents.
They coordinate.
They share context.
They build together.
This is the "Dev Team Mode" that was leaked. It's real and it's live.
code.claude.com/docs/en/agent-…
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