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@sallubroz · joined 21 Jun 2024
Curious about Web3 Sharing what I discover & think Always learning.
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A little sky, a little freedom,
and a whole lot of peace.
Sometimes, that’s all we need. https://t.co/7oNRMBsC3l
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me trusting AI with my insurance claim because it left more receipts than i do 😭
meanwhile @RialoHQ making sure every step has a history
bro even AI gotta show proof of work now lol
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Everyday crypto becomes useful when it works for the things you already spend money on.
@joinCero is bringing that idea closer to real life, from groceries and monthly subscriptions to travel and daily expenses.
Instead of keeping digital assets separate from normal spending, h
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Good morning
Have a good day https://t.co/Uz1JLQWP6A
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@sallubroz Sleep tight. Tomorrow’s the next level.
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good night everyone 🫶
another day done, another little chapter closed.
rest well and come back stronger tomorrow. https://t.co/4h42AQjEGb
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@sallubroz better data really does make robots way smarter
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10/ That's what makes the contributor side of physical AI exciting for me.
My individual trajectory might look tiny.
Maybe I'm just moving a virtual object from one side of a table to another.
But zoom out.
Thousands of people creating different demonstrations, encountering h
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9/ Better training data doesn't magically create a perfect robot.
There are still models, hardware, sensors, testing and many other pieces involved.
But the data shapes what the policy gets the chance to learn.
Give it narrow experience and its understanding can remain narrow.
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8/ Think about how much richer this can become at scale.
Instead of learning from one operator repeating one movement, a robot policy could learn from a much wider range of demonstrations, corrections and situations.
The important part isn't collecting data just to make a large
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7/ This is where @axisrobotics becomes interesting to me.
Through Axis Hub, contributors can work on simulated robot tasks and create trajectories through their actions.
A trajectory isn't simply:
“The object started here and finished there.”
It captures what happened between
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6/ And different people can add different experiences.
Give the same manipulation task to several contributors and they probably won't complete it with exactly the same motion.
Someone takes a shorter path.
Someone approaches from another angle.
Someone makes a mistake and ht
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5/ This is where human input becomes powerful.
Humans naturally react to small changes without thinking much about them.
If something slips, we adjust our hand.
If an object isn't where we expected, we change direction.
If the first approach doesn't work, we try another one.
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4/ Failure becomes especially interesting here.
Suppose a robot reaches for an object and misses.
At first, that looks like a bad demonstration.
But imagine a human takes control at that exact moment, adjusts the movement and completes the task.
Now there is something https:/
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3/ This helped me understand something important.
A huge dataset and a useful dataset aren't automatically the same thing.
Robots need variety in what they experience.
Objects can appear in different positions.
People can complete the same task using different movements. http
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2/ Now imagine we want to teach a robot to pick up a bottle.
We give it thousands of demonstrations.
Sounds great.
But there is a problem.
What if almost every demonstration shows the bottle standing in the same place?
The robot may become excellent at that setup without htt
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1/ First, what is a robot policy?
I like to think of it as the decision-making system behind the movement.
A robot observes what is around it and has to decide what action should come next.
Where should my arm move?
How should I approach this object?
When should I close the
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When we watch a robot smoothly pick something up, open a drawer, or place an object exactly where it belongs, the movement almost looks natural.
But the part we don't see is what interests me more.
Before a robot can make a good decision, it needs useful examples to learn from.
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Em comparação com contas do mesmo porte
20 posts dos últimos 90 dias, ao lado da faixa de 10K–100K seguidores. alcança menos gente que os pares, mas os envolve muito mais.
Mediana de visualizações53esta conta924mediana para 10K–100K
Alcance, %0.24%esta conta3.62%mediana para 10K–100K
Engajamento, %19.24%esta conta1.52%mediana para 10K–100K
| Métrica | Esta conta | Mediana para 10K–100K | Proporção |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mediana de visualizações por post | 53 | 924 | 0.06× |
| Alcance (visualizações ÷ seguidores) | 0.24% | 3.62% | 0.07× |
| Taxa de engajamento | 19.24% | 1.52% | 12.7× |
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Reactions — likes, reposts, replies and quotes — divided by views. Median for 10K–100K accounts is 1.52%.
What the audience does
Likes55.7%1 087 in total
Reposts2.5%49 in total
Replies41.3%805 in total
Quotes0.3%5 in total
Bookmarks0.2%4 in total
Share of every reaction we collected for this account. Replies mean argument, reposts mean endorsement, bookmarks mean the post was worth keeping.
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