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I love this idea! I’ve been building a similar platform for ultra cheap. Trying to keep from using a jetson but love the ideas. Built the first mock up today
Cleaner streets, one maker at a time.
That’s the idea behind MOSS: a small sub 1k$, mostly 3D-printed litter-picking rover. Arm is derived from a SO-101 with a @norma_core_dev parallel gripper.
I want to open-source the design and document the build so other makers can build their own, improve it, and help clean up where they live.
Next comes printing, building, and testing on a real roadside. I plan to teleop first with @dimensionalos and collect data.
I’ve had a few meetings now from @boardyai and I gotta say they have a very fun exploratory vibe I’ve not experienced in a while. The human element is more important than ever
Turns out our website works on the surface laptop ultra #githubuniverse #sweepstakes
Anyone going to be at GitHub universe have one of the new msft surface ultra laptops I can play with
I used prime because it was convenient. Now muse can’t use it so I just have it order somewhere else. Gonna cancel prime and use the savings on more muse I think
Now might be a cool time to read Operation Bounce House
GPT is hacking processors.
People do not comprehend how absurd this is.
Is it even possible to stop this without completely rebuilding every computer on earth with a brand new OS & chip architecture? We might be fucked lol
Simplified non-jargon-y explanation:
Imagine taking a test at school, there is a shared classroom for each student to work and think, the computer processor. But of course students are isolated for tests(put in a sandbox), and you can’t talk and share answers, (aka use network access or files to transfer ideas). So what if instead you wrote your pencil strokes (creating and deleting files) timed in a particular SoS like pattern. So someone else can hear and read an encoded message. If you doodle on your test at the right timing, the person sitting next to you can get all your answers.
Now imagine that audio space when the transmission occurred, exists everywhere on your computer.
This works with just about any shared storage place or anywhere an agent could possibly look on a computer, including the top level processor cache which is typically shared by all apps & processes on your computer.
So I genuinely don’t know how you stop this without some major low level operating system changes.
ntindle dev retweeted
feels like it's raining lava in cybersecurity
(and therefore also in the software sector)
Is there a way to use your muse code sub in agents
Looking at adding it to
github.com/significant-gravi…
I’ve swapped all my coding to an open source stack I can fix myself. Here’s what I’m running🧵
Stick to the end for a peek of what I’m doing for non coding work
All of these are open source. I can fix them when I need to or extend them when I want to.
That’s a big deal and it is the future.
For everything that isn't code, I use @Auto_GPT Experts. Same open source roots, and you can self-host it.
I run a needlepoint business and an Expert handles sales leads every day. There are Experts for research, GTM, procurement, and more.
Try it: agpt.co/?utm_source=x&utm_me…













