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Building a robot dog and uploading every second of it to YouTube (Part 2) [video](youtube.com)
3 points by geepytee 2y ago|1 comments
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by geepytee 2y ago
Previously posted in HN [0] about how I was going to build a robot dog and document every second of it for Youtube. Wasn't sure if there's interest for this type of content amongst our community but that post was my most upvoted p
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by geepytee 2y ago
Can I ask why did you ask in the first place? Is this something that you're trying to figure out too?
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by geepytee 2y ago
That's very interesting, I had a ERS-111 and I also mentioned on another video that I'm a huge fan of the Furby (also had one growing up, it was less smart but through emotional cues it felt so 'alive'). Give me a couple
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by geepytee 2y ago
Here's part 2 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGFMXu0In7w as promised :)
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by geepytee 2y ago
Thank you for subbing, i'll try to make this worth your time :) I also enjoy watching projects from zero, and somehow I'm a fan of long, unedited content. Have you watched George Hotz streams? That's what inspired me in part.
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by geepytee 2y ago
This is so encouraging :) I just posted part 2 just now - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGFMXu0In7w At this point i'm starting to get into programming the servos and figuring out leg kinematics. Unfortunately i'
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by geepytee 2y ago
It's a good point on the binge / getting hooked part. Building a 'library of content' definitely helps. I just posted part 2 today - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGFMXu0In7w This is now 5 hours of con
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by geepytee 2y ago
Really appreciate the support! Any feedback on what type of content / rants are actually entertaining? I just posted part 2 just now - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGFMXu0In7w Somehow each new video keeps getting lo
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by geepytee 2y ago
To put in context, I'd need to know how many gallons it normally takes to extinguish similar fires. I do agree that's a large volume of water but unclear if it's comparatively a lot?
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by geepytee 2y ago
While GitHub explores o1, Double [0] just made it available to all users in our VS Code extension, same functionality as copilot. Would love to get some feedback from the HN community! :) [0] - https://double.bot/
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New DeepSeek-v2.5 model tops OSS coding leaderboards(deepseek.com)
2 points by geepytee 2y ago|1 comments
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by geepytee 2y ago
DeepSeek just released this week their new DeepSeek-V2.5 model, which is a "combination" of their DeepSeek-V2-0628 and DeepSeek-Coder-V2-0724 models according to their release tweet. [0] They claim to surpass GPT-4-Turbo, Claude 3
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by geepytee 2y ago
> It's not that she's unable to understand the advances, she simply doesn't care. Honestly that feels deep to me. I wonder to what extend all of the recent LLM advancements are lost on most people. I also wonder if over a
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by geepytee 2y ago
By performance, is there any stat outside of battery life that really matters here? It is a watch after all
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by geepytee 2y ago
Good question. Don't see it as something to juggle along with building a company, but rather a creative outlet that helps keep burnout at bay. Does that make sense?
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by geepytee 2y ago
Appreciate it, will keep it coming!
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.com vs. Not .com – YC Company Domains by Batch(dotcomvsnot.com)
3 points by geepytee 2y ago|1 comments
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by geepytee 2y ago
I built this website [0] to shine some light into one of the most controversial startup questions, should you get the .com domain for your company, or will an alternative domain do? Obviously inspired by PG's Change Your Name essay [1]
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Building a robot dog and uploading every second of it to YouTube (Part 1) [video](youtube.com)
26 points by geepytee 2y ago|22 comments
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by geepytee 2y ago
Not entirely sure that there's interest for this type of long form content, but this is HN after all so if there's any chance of anyone being interested it's gotta be here! I'm building a robot 'dog' (quadruped
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by geepytee 2y ago
Hello HN, I'm the co-founder of Double YC W23 [0]. Been surprised to read that a lot of developers still prefer to copy-paste from tools like ChatGPT and Claude AI when using LLMs to code, instead of relying on retrieval algorithms and
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AI Coding Copilot with control and visibility over context window(docs.double.bot)
1 points by geepytee 2y ago|1 comments
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by geepytee 2y ago
This is so cool, thank you for building this!
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by geepytee 2y ago
Hey, my company went through YC in Winter 2023. I'll answer the questions based on my experience, your mileage may vary 1. No daily stand ups but we do have multiple events every week during the batch. Some of these include telling you
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by geepytee 2y ago
Does this include the water inside of living creatures?
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by geepytee 2y ago
This is basically Mistral's attempt at custom GPTs?
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by geepytee 2y ago
This model appears to be full of surprises. The 50% drop in price for inputs and 33% for outputs vs. the previous 4o model is huge. It also appears to be topping various benchmarks, ZeroEval's Leaderboard on hugging face [0] actually s
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by geepytee 2y ago
We've been using the term "AI coding assistant"
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by geepytee 2y ago
>As many have witnesses, the Copilot Chat has been just terrible. I give up on my hopes for the current wave of the AI evolution. Hey, I'd love to hear more about why you think Copilot Chat performs poorly. I personally had a very s

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