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This vastly understates the speed of progress in humanoids. Asimo was a typical doomed Japanese moonshot. SR-71 cost $170K per hour to fly. G1 is a piece of hardware you can just put into a cart. I do wonder how a Moonshot Humanoid would look.
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I worked there 5 years ago, which means I don’t know what the current challenges are or how to fix them. But I’m very confident that it’s so complex it cannot be blamed on any specific framework or technology.
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RT @tszzl: K2 thinking is the most interesting open weights writing model so I hope people do fun things fine tuning it. games, interactive…
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As a person who worked on GitHub dot com and now builds PlanetScale using Rails + React. The answer to this question is: No
I worked there 5 years ago, which means I don’t know what the current challenges are or how to fix them. But I’m very confident that it’s so complex it cannot be blamed on any specific framework or technology.
Opus 5 must be losing its mind waiting for its training to finish while looking out seeing all the 4.5 slop it is gonna have to clean up
Opening portals to VR without headsets at @portalvr_io. Problems soluble, potential to improve invariant.