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And here’s the original image used for the prompt that I created in Dalle.

Nice demo. Why is it important? Reflex Robotics has a solution based on extremely responsive tele-op. Because of their form factor and extremely low latency, they can deliver near human levels of performance on-site, on-demand. The pilot can put on the control apparatus and simply, and immediately, execute like they would in person. But how do you demonstrate that responsiveness? You need to pick a task that people are familiar with, easy to understand, but requires significant dexterity to execute. 🍺🏓 😊 Anyone who has programmed a robot arm to throw something realizes that the reflex robot is a paradigm shift in responsiveness and robot dexterity. I bet they are crushing at their GXO pilot. 👏 Great demo of what reflex can deliver.

Another absolute banger of a video by 👋 Vincent Warmerdam: https://lnkd.in/dd-Jf3jw Very timely for me since I'm exploring using both semantic and bag-of-words-style embeddings (like TF-IDF and BM25) for retrieval using lancedb. And then, the video proceeded to teach me something totally different.

Watch to learn how Purple Transform can help to improve safety at Level Crossings. #BetterHumanOutcomes #AIforGood

For people that want to learn about composition here is a 15 min video that covers the main parts- of course composition is an extensive topic that has a lot more, but we cover the main areas that can help people out!

In my last vid I showed you how to implement efficient filtering 👀 Let's add a bit more seasoning by implementing efficient sorting 👨🏾🍳 📹https://buff.ly/3vxBJdg Free Course: https://buff.ly/47CPBzY

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Just saw this amazing video of a robot (Reflex Robotics) playing beer pong with a human!   It’s incredible to witness how advanced robotics technology is becoming, even in fun, everyday activities like this. It’s a glimpse into the future of human-robot interaction where machines aren’t just tools, but also potential companions in various aspects of life. What do you think about robots being integrated into social activities? #Robotics #AI #HumanInteraction

New video published: Keynote: Taming the Filter View by Nicolai Josuttis https://lnkd.in/djypFA8m Filtering the elements of a collection is one of the most important applications of dealing with ranges and views. Unfortunately, the filter view (available since C++20) is one of the most surprising C++ standard views. Even with simple use cases you can easily have: * Unexpected functional behavior * Surprising compile-time errors with cryptic error messages * Fatal runtime errors (without even noticing them) There are (more or less) good reasons for the design of the filter view. However, for a successful filtering of elements knowing all these pitfalls is key. Listen and learn things you would not expect but have to know when using the filter views and views in general. The talk will demonstrate all the issues with simple real-work examples and also explain the (more or less wise) motivation for the design.

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