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Astra, can you write a Python script for the Fibonacci sequence i mean physically

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Ahish1 month ago

its over

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Dmytro Hrybov1 month ago

i had to speed this up 4x to be fair

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Elias1 month ago

Simulations all the way down

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Andrew Carr 🤸1 month ago

dmytro...stop, that's so cool. we're so back

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Dmytro Hrybov1 month ago

haha thanks!

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James1 month ago

practicing for whiteboard software engineering interviews?

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echo.hive1 month ago

😯 Look at the way it is holding the pen But bravo to Astra! 👏

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Dmytro Hrybov1 month ago

i know right, there is an interesting bias towards unusual arm positions, at least unusual for us humans

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pikachu guy1 month ago

👀 that's insane

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Anto Patrex1 month ago

This is awesome!

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Brjan | AI Builder1 month ago

drawing Fibonacci with a robot arm sounds like a fascinating challenge

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Dmytro Hrybov1 month ago

actually this is a cool idea

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Miquel Muñoz García-Ramos1 month ago

viral tweet per day

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Dmytro Hrybov1 month ago

haha just curious how far it can go

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Noah Sabaj1 month ago

Wait a minute GPT-6 is creating synthetic embodied AI data, manually Will the bitter lesson ever stop delivering??

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sujal1 month ago

make it solve the whole navier, just by understanding the paper

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Nier Mechanicus1 month ago

Now replace the robot with my ex-wife's consciousness and blast EDM music ad-infinitum.

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AI Mastery Guide1 month ago

Robot handwriting is next level

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Manuel Gómez1 month ago

The way he's holding the pen is pissing me off

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Burny - Effective Curiosity20 days ago

lol

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Mob · INT AIOS1 month ago

if you move the board a little, does it adapt or need a new trajectory?

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createnotfind1 month ago

I'm curious that do you use the codex directly to complete this task or you just let the gpt6 model input images and joint angles and output joint angles similar to Inspect Robots

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Dmytro Hrybov1 month ago

codex directly, here is the controller code

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St1mul1 month ago

"i mean physically" — and now there's a humanoid robot literally writing code on a whiteboard with a marker. This isn't a joke about the model's capabilities anymore, it's proof that "physical text rendering" — handwriting, pressure, penmanship — is now a controllable task, not just motion for the sake of motion.

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NAMAN RAJ1 month ago

🤖🎨 I'd love to see Astra create some 'art' with code - maybe a robotic Mona Lisa? 🤣

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IngressLog1 month ago

Hey look, another liar.

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Dmytro Hrybov1 month ago

you can literally go ask it to replicate what I did here and check yourself

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IngressLog1 month ago

Give me the prompt and I'll do it then 😂 Challenge accepted.

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Solomon Byer1 month ago

what is ; never heard of it

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Riddhi Raj1 month ago

Ayo bruh

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Sebastian Buzdugan1 month ago

mujoco makes clean strokes look easy until pen contact force starts drifting

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media deleite1 month ago

so that really proves this is general intelligence

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Nextbrowser · AI Automation Harness1 month ago

the hardest benchmark is understanding what the user meant

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