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Greatest community now ever https://t.co/RGTatLCQ2O

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RT @LucaNetz: Personal brand > college degree

Wow, @nickpylll really knows how to put together a (slide) show! 📸 Feels like browsing printed photography. So smooth. 😮‍💨 https://t.co/5XOeNGfob3

📝 INDUSTRY RESEARCH! How much do you charge for a website project (in USD)? Drop a comment if you want to be specific

These guys just asked me if I’ve ever heard of Michael Saylor https://t.co/SyeuKFKrjh

RT @TheCompoundNews: Talk Your Book: Animal Spirits Live🎙️ @awealthofcs and @michaelbatnick are live from Chicago with Alex Morris, Chief…

RT @KoenSwinkels: @NadiaBouras Klassieke redeneerfout/truc: Mensen doen alsof er een groot probleem is en nemen allerlei drastische maatre…

RT @ryangrim: I sincerely hope that the nuking of @ytirawi’s account is truly just a tech issue. No journalist has done more the past year…

RT @acoyne: Hey hey! Biden lifts ban on Ukraine using U.S. arms to strike inside Russia https://t.co/KPFIjRBWb7

RT @stengel: Trump has fallen below 50% in the popular vote. His margin of victory (pop vote + electoral college) is the third smallest sin…

RT @WPReview: “Overall, if there is one lesson to take from the year of anti-incumbent elections, it is that while elections matter, this y…

"Democrats need to fully rethink their mission" "Republicans have a mandate" As I write in my latest for @WPReview, both parties should be careful drawing lessons from last week's elections. Trends largely outside their control drove the outcome https://t.co/gb5keevNRD

Liberals are failing their own moral standards. If Donald Trump’s victory is really the end of the republic—if it’s going to lead to unspeakable evils visited upon our fellow citizens—then you have a moral obligation to do more than just make angry noises. But most of them won’t.

I should say a majority in the Senate and a (hopefully) likely majority in the House, since we don’t know yet. Point is, if he’s really going to end democracy, then what are you going to do about it? Sit back and feel sorry for yourself? It’s remarkable how demoralized they are.

RT @cliff_notes: Friendly reminder that Trump operatives illegally gained access to voting software in Coffee County, Georgia. Although th…

RT @Dexter__Wright: @TeaPainUSA He should step down. Let Kamala become the first woman pres, make Trump destroy all of his "47" merch, and…

Two lost-bet donations to charity tonight. Congrats to @thogge and @KyleTibbitts on making savvy bets, and all to good causes 🤝 https://t.co/m44BdwYCM7

Painful night as someone who believes that Donald Trump remains the wrong choice for America to reach its grand potential. But that’s how democracy works! Voters get to decide!

RT @Suhail: This is an *excellent* book that I've worked through. I loved the Karpathy videos and this book is now my new recommendation if…

RT @alextantos1: Fantastic book! 📚 Already started using it as the go-to textbook for my Introduction to Computational Linguistics undergra…

RT @doesdatmaksense: hands-on colqwen + vespa for advance document retrieval system the blog is here: https://t.co/RaAcmMJHOM https://t.co…

This feature that causally dropped in the newsletter is pretty big but here we are https://t.co/Vqh6wtCgSC https://t.co/Rj4wYvzYBa

Globally, almost twice as many men as women can swim, and most people in the world cannot swim unassisted. In places like North/West Europe and New Zealand/Australia, nearly everyone (man or woman) can swim. https://t.co/2FO8deGYMm

Getting severely bookmark ratio'ed https://t.co/wk4PMxtySo

Loss curve so far. I really think I should set up a lower learning rate: training re-intensified as I set up the decay. https://t.co/LCtKnrO9Cu

Obviously not to take literally but we can get fun pastiche now. Still showing some sign of saturation so I will soon switch to landing/decay. https://t.co/dtL9rgYSf1

Harnessing new materials is a core engine of progress. Every material we use had to be invented and scaled at some point. You can read more about how materials leave the lab and enter mass production in this piece by @Ben_Reinhardt: https://t.co/ZAOjDtwkOV

Perhaps strengthening intellectual property could bring back industrial R&D labs like Bell Labs by encouraging companies to fund speculative research. New biology-inspired materials with the ability to self-repair or be fine-tuned as they’re manufactured could avoid bottlenecks.

We compare π₀ and π₀-small (non-VLM version) to a number of prior models: - Octo and OpenVLA for 0-shot VLA - ACT and Diffusion Policy for single task It outperforms zero-shot on seen tasks, fine-tuning to new tasks, and at following language https://t.co/TUDsFjitDr

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