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erwincoumans

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About erwincoumans

NVIDIA, combining Physics Simulation, Robotics & AI. https://twitter.com/erwincoumans

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    Thanks for the really nice in-depth post! Hoping for a future one about: "Much recent work on auto-research, self-improving agents, and evolutionary program search can be organized…

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    Comment #49150532

    Brings back memories of Soundmonitor (Commodore 64, 1986) with vertical scrolling, hex note tracking, and 3-channel column layouts.

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    Comment #48969049

    Another happy customer, bought two Jamcorder units. Not just the hardware is simple, the software as well: it just works, quietly in the background. I just had to enable daily auto…

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    Comment #48756979

    Makes me feel old, as original Bullet creator.

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    Comment #48756880

    Great to finally see Box3D released! Glad to see some healthy physics simulation options, next to Jolt, PhysX and https://github.com/newton-physics/newton (using MuJoCo Warp, which…

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    Comment #48421483

    I got bifocal monthly contact lenses (-7, +2 and correction for astigmatism). It has been such a relief to read screen/phone without needing to wear reading glasses while still see…

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    Comment #48231244

    Agreed Gemini maybe not the best, but it is still pretty good. And their research was the foundation of others (Attention is all you need paper).

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    Comment #48230708

    Gemini is pretty good.

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    Comment #48107847

    and active suspension, now attach wheels.

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    Comment #48107732

    Just a matter of time until they add wheels to its feet, and the legs will act as active suspension. See also https://youtube.com/watch?v=srPz8TRpZ_8 and https://youtube.com/watch?…

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    Comment #48101499

    >> I am curious what you mean by rework tweezers. Link please! Hakko FM2023-05 Mini Hot Tweezers Kit or Hakko FX8804-02 Hot Tweezer for Hakko FX-888 for example. >> I wish there wa…

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    Comment #48101102

    Agreed on stereo microscope, also suggest flux and a good iron with exchangeable tips and hot tweezers (I enjoy the Hakko).

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    Comment #48038880

    Very nice project. If you like this, the Pupper quadruped robot project by Stanford University is also interesting, with RL training pipeline as well and well-documented open sourc…

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    Comment #47901658

    Green Beret and Rambo: First Blood Part 2 tunes are still amazing, Martin is a wizard.

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    Comment #47888316

    There is a 122TB nvme PCIe SSD: https://www.solidigm.com/products/data-center/d5/p5336.html

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    Comment #47147831

    CentralComputers is worth visiting, if you were into Frys.

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    Comment #47105600

    It is common for header-only libraries: you need to include this header in one c++ using the macro for linking (don't use that macro in other c++ files to avoid duplicate symbols).…

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    Comment #47016629

    I highly recommend starting with the very affordable and well documented Lerobot SO101 arms. You can 3d print or buy parts and actuators, camera. Lots of tutorials and training pol…

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    Comment #46584815

    Indeed, magic. How about the Commodore 64, there was a game (Eindeloos, Radarsoft, 1985) within 64kb that has a huge map. Someone recently (after 40 years!) extracted the map (500 …

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    Comment #46535000

    If only exfat had symbolic links.

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    Comment #46382971

    Nice shots, would fit well in the Baraka (or Samara) movie.

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