
a carbon-based robot, #themldude, comedian
Joined March 2009
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I found a book proudly displayed in a Seattle bookshop @mlittmancs
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Yamaha Motoroid has been conceived as machine that behaves like a living creature. Its primary technologies are an image recognition AI system, self-balancing technology, and a haptic human-machine interface [read more: buff.ly/2RTek2j] [video: buff.ly/3vw1Gop]
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Replying to @Erdayastronaut
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I’m still stunned by that @SpaceX test, although it was certainly more @KerbalSpaceP than NASA :-) I loved it ! Just wonderful.
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«In a land of giants, it's the smallest creatures that make the biggest difference». Apple TV's original docuseries "Tiny World" tells you the story of the extraordinary things they do to survive, like this pygmy marmoset fascinated by an insect [trailer: buff.ly/368htje]
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It's possible to play a violin with a prosthetic arm: in addition to being a nurse and Paralympian swimmer, Manami Ito is also an accomplished musician and uses her skills together with the mechanical functions of her arm to play the violin buff.ly/2SHsH7n
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This beautiful timelapse with the Milky Way stabilized is a reminder that the Earth is spinning through space.
Captured at Crater Lake, Oregon by photographer Eric Brummel (@Brummo).
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A compilation of robots falling down at the DARPA robotics challenge buff.ly/2MsVsiz
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My deep RL course (CS285) now has fall 2020 lectures online, here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PL…
We'll update this each week with the latest lectures. Hopefully these lectures are helpful! We tried to update material from past years, and recorded it in a more online-friendly format.
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This impressive photograph of the Colima Fire Volcano (3850 m high) was captured by Mexican photographer Sergio Tapiro Velasco @tapiro on the night of December 13, 2015 after a long wait.
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"The Computer Girls," was a 1967 Cosmopolitan piece about a strange new field dominated by women. It was called programming: bit.ly/2xwrJ1c
#TBT #WomenInTech #GirlsWhoCode
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Oppenheimer's Berkeley recommendation letter for Feynman mentions that Wigner said, "He is a second Dirac, only this time human."
medium.com/cantors-paradise/…
















