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Almost all of the foreign-born students I went to grad school with 15 years ago still work and live in the US.
Legged Locomotion Meets Skateboarding
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#22Cue the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater music.
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#23Cool! Next step roller skating. It could be even useful in real tasks like delivery as it's more energy efficient and fast in urban environment.
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#24Pretty cool! At first I wasn’t that impressed because it’s mostly just pushing to get some speed then “passively” riding down some ramps and steps. Then I realized that riding down steps is not a passive activity — most humans will fail their first time and need to learn to maintain balance while the board bounces over rough terrain. I think most inanimate objects would fall off a skateboard when pushed down steps, s…
> most humans will fail their first time
it's easier on 4 legs
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#26I'm reminded of all those "dog rides skateboard" animated gifs and videos.
but the two-legged scooby-doo windup is amazing!
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Why do you assume they will leave?
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#28This is the unitree go1 robot dog which sells for $2700. Wasnt sure whether these were shipping/in the wild but obviously they have been for at least a few months!