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Final preparations for my keynote tomorrow morning at @eccvconf! Excited 😁
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This Fall, I'm teaching a new "Hands-on Robot Learning" class at @JHUCompSci
A full-stack class where students will get SO-101 robot kits, build robots out, collect data, train and deploy learned policies/WAMs/agents/etc.
Materials will be posted here:
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new account + reach currently limited to people who can see my monitor. hi.
real news anyway: @neuralink summer 2027 internships are open. tell us about your three sickest projects.
"n/a" is not a project. good luck
neuralink.com/careers/
600mm Mitutoyo calipers. Hand for scale. Manouvering these calipers to measure a part will be like wielding a sword.
In light of the Navier-Stokes solution I think it is very important to consider Terence Tao's perspective. The field of mathematics grows through the struggle of getting to a solution. If there's minimal struggle the field is poorer.
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Thank you Tim and Jacob Weissman from @the_air_hockey_centerline (Instagram account) for your visit and also for your data! :) It was very fun.
At high noon yesterday we had a man vs machine showdown in the Project Lab.
Here is a glimpse of the aftermath:
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For anyone who is interested: on Aug 26 at 0900 PST Taiga is giving a talk at the August @OpenRoboticsOrg online meeting. The talk is focused on his work developing a reinforcement learning toolkit for ROS2 and Gazebo Sim.
You can register here: luma.com/1vzgflsv
As a weekend note. This is the introduction to Steven J. Wallach's Eagle architecture: "Nothing in this world is so powerful as an idea whose time has come." Victor Hugo.
Maybe the AI should also sprinkle introspective quotes at the beginning of each chapter of the ISA specifications. This might improve impedance matching to human readers - if any are going to read the ISA.
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As humans, we don't naturally have strong intuition around electromagnetism so @chris_m_bryant built a minigame into his blog post on Smith charts to help it click. Give it a try here: arenaphysica.com/publication….
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