Me when I meet someone in robotics

Last night, Mom was putting the boys to bed. 6-year-old: Mumma, I remember my last life Mom: No, you don’t. 11-year-old: There is no such thing as a last life bro Mom: Maybe there is. 6-year-old: I remember it. And you know what? I passed away, and then in an hour I was born into another Indian family. Mom: So you were Indian even in your last life? 6-year-old: Yes. I was a South Indian. 😆 (Context: we are from western India; kids US-born)

Thanks Robert, your support has been incredible ever since I started. It's always inspiring to see you absorb and distill a crazy amount of information every day.

You should make it

Duolingo is my new dopamine source

Devang from @TheHumanoidHub visited us last week in our Mountain View office! Fun moment from our conversation: he guessed the thumb is the most important finger for grip strength. It's actually the pinky. Small detail, but it's the kind of thing that shapes how we design these hands to actually work like a human's. Full thing's linked below. Thanks for stopping by, @dev_and_ ! nitter.siddz.com/TheHumanoidHub/status/…

Paid my respects to the second greatest Wall after Rahul Dravid.

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you're the first 👏

Grok for news search and voice. Claude for writing and coding. I also have Gemini pro, should probably cancel it :D

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let’s go!

Our 5-year-old has been learning about MLK in school lately. One morning he was chatting with his mom: "You know what, Mom… I had a dream last night that the color of your skin doesn't matter."

5-yo realizing he can now reach the garage button: "Who bring'ed the button down?"

15 mins well spent piped.video/watch?v=2mWZlNOz…

Sorry, ChatGPT Plus, it’s been a fun ride. The voice mode is great, but SuperGrok is just as good, if not better, for most tasks, so it’s not worth it to paying for both anymore.

It was great fun! Super excited for what you're building.

.@JanLiphardt is a Professor of Bioengineering at Stanford and the founder of OpenMind. Jan is building an open, decentralized ecosystem for real-world robotics and AI. We took Iris (the robot) for a walk across the street from their office and had a chat about the vision behind OpenMind. 00:17 – Intro 01:00 – Vision for OpenMind 03:01 – Software offering 08:23 – Future tasks 10:42 – Modular approach 14:08 – Jan's Bioengineering background 16:28 – Developer Access