

no prob


He acts as an accelerant to be sure, but same direction of travel would’ve been happening without him.


In a way, I find it preferable because he pulls back the curtain and shows the empire for what it really is. A more slick imperial asshole might’ve actually been smart enough to sell these atrocities in a way that western public would accept.


Yes, the bed and the environment in general is part of the world model. What I mean is that’s part of object identification and recognition of what objects to use for what task, etc. It’s a separate concern from dexterity. Think of it this way. If you’re thirsty, and you pick up a cup. You’re consciously thinking about moving your hand to grab the cup and bring it to your mouth. That’s what the world model is concerned with. You’re not aware of every individual muscle movement and all the micro adjustments that need to happen in order for the task to be completed. And that’s what the running illustrates. It’s the dexterity of the system in dealing with feedback from the world and making these adjustments in response.


Trump is just the front man.


kind of ironic with the BBC being the UK regime mouthpiece


You absolutely do have the impact of random events when you’re doing anything in the physical world. You have wind, uneven ground, variations in weight distribution, and so on. That’s what makes this sort of stuff so difficult in practice. All the tiny little errors quickly add up, so you can’t just match expected input. You have to have a dynamic system that can adjust on the fly to the sensory data. Dealing with stuff like an uneven bed or a tilted surface is a completely separate problem of having a good enough world model internally.


And what specifically is it that you disagree with, but I’m just a software engineer.


I imagine Iran is just going through the motions to show that they’re not being unreasonable. When the US exposes themselves as they inevitably will, it’s going to be clear to the whole world who is escalating.


I think you may be overestimating how tethered to our shared reality Trump is here.


Running merely illustrates that the system can react with very little latency, it’s obvious that this will be applicable in any applications where the robot needs to quickly adapt to the environment, such as say factory work.


And that means we have robots that can exercise unprecedented body control in dynamic situations. If you don’t understand the general applications of this, really don’t know what else to say to you.


yeah I expect the negotiations are going to fail over the weekend


I mean they do reference the actual study right at the start https://www.nature.com/articles/s43247-026-03338-w#Sec2


Personally, I think a major war is not a likely scenario. I’m expecting something more akin to the Soviet collapse in the 90s.


Again, I see no material basis for 28 administration caring about Europe. Things are only going to get worse economically in the next couple years, and the US is going to have to husband their resources that much more as a result. The rise of nationalism in Europe is also inevitable for the same reason. As the economic situation continues to deteriorate, the countries that are better off will start pulling up the ladders.


Yes, we need to do things like space exploration because these are the endeavours that advance humanity. Even in practical terms, plenty of discoveries that are useful here come from technologies developed for space exploration. If you’re really worried about unproductive use of resouces, maybe worry about how we deal with the pedo elites that rule over us and hoard resources on unimaginable scale.
Calling Ansar Allah rebels is kinda silly given that they’re the government that controls vast majority of the country. It’s the official government of Yemen.