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Introducing Cues: Voice & Gesture control for Matic We raised $115M and spent 9 years to make the world’s first intuitive home robot Say you spilled coffee: Point to the spill and say, "Hey Matic, clean this" and it will hear, see, locate in 3D, and go clean on...

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“Hey matic, follow me” “Hey matic, clean this” This is actually so useful. Kids have a little spill, you just point at the spot and it goes to work
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THEY JUST LAUNCHED A ROBOT THAT CLEANS JUST BY TALKING TO IT Matic Cues is the first robot vacuum that doesn't need an app. You point at the mess and say "clean here". And it goes. → 5 cameras + NVIDIA Jetson chip, no lidar → Understands 75 languages → Everything runs on-device, nothing goes to the cloud → $1,245, direct sales only Most "smart home" products ask you to open an app and tap a map. This one asks you to talk to it like a person.
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THEY JUST LAUNCHED A ROBOT THAT CLEANS JUST BY TALKING TO IT Matic Cues is the first robot vacuum that doesn't need an app. You point at the mess and say "clean here". And it goes. → 5 cameras + NVIDIA Jetson chip, no lidar → Understands 75 languages → Everything runs on-device, nothing goes to the cloud → $1,245, direct sales only Most "smart home" products ask you to open an app and tap a map. This one asks you to talk to it like a person.

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"clean this" while pointing at a spill is the demo. the interesting part is everything that has to happen for it to work. the robot has to locate your arm, project where it's aimed, and match that ray against objects it already holds in memory. speech is the easy half. grounding is the part that kept voice assistants stuck on context free commands for a decade. Matic runs all of it onboard: > 5 RGB-IR cameras, no lidar > an NVIDIA Jetson doing the inference locally > a 3D map of the home that updates while it cleans > raw footage discarded in real time, nothing leaves the house 75 languages, no app, no account. calling this voice control undersells it. it's a machine that can see what you're pointing at.
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"clean this" while pointing at a spill is the demo. the interesting part is everything that has to happen for it to work. the robot has to locate your arm, project where it's aimed, and match that ray against objects it already holds in memory. speech is the easy half. grounding is the part that kept voice assistants stuck on context free commands for a decade. Matic runs all of it onboard: > 5 RGB-IR cameras, no lidar > an NVIDIA Jetson doing the inference locally > a 3D map of the home that updates while it cleans > raw footage discarded in real time, nothing leaves the house 75 languages, no app, no account. calling this voice control undersells it. it's a machine that can see what you're pointing at.

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Shaquille O’Neal explains why you should call your dad after an argument George Janko: “I actually recently just got into it with my dad” Shaq: “So what you need to do when you leave here, just call him and tell him you love him. That's it. It doesn't matter who's right or who's wrong. Dad, I love you and I respect you and I'll see you when I get home” “One of the biggest mistakes I made is because I work a lot it's easy to go, I'll do it tomorrow. I’ll do it tomorrow. I’ll do it tomorrow” “One day I get a call that my sister's no longer with us so I'm already down and then I get another call, ‘Hey man, Kobe Bryant just passed away’” “All I had to do was pick up the phone and say, ‘Hey, I miss you. Hey, I love you. Hey, what you doing?’” “So after we get off this George don't go hang with these guys. Go in the back room and call your father. Say, ‘Dad, I love you’” “Everybody's gonna have arguments and you're gonna have fights but I know you have respect for your father” “Sometimes when we get older we think they don't know what they're talking about but just listen to what he's saying. If you agree, do it. If you don't agree, respectfully say, ‘Dad, I don't agree’” “You don't need to be fighting and going long distance without talking to your dad. So after this just call him and tell him you love him”
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Jack

367,028 просмотров • 2 месяцев назад

Belgian PM Bart De Wever on his meeting with Trump: I’m the most pro-American guy you can find, but it needs two to tango in a marriage — you need to love each other. And if Atlantism comes to an end, globalization will go with it, and we will be the victim of it. And of course, if you are threatened with violence within an alliance and you don’t draw the red line there, well, where will you ever draw it? So we nicely, politely delivered the message. This I can say. I will not say how he reacted to it. But I don’t think I will get invited to the White House in the very near future.
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Belgian PM Bart De Wever on his meeting with Trump: I’m the most pro-American guy you can find, but it needs two to tango in a marriage — you need to love each other. And if Atlantism comes to an end, globalization will go with it, and we will be the victim of it. And of course, if you are threatened with violence within an alliance and you don’t draw the red line there, well, where will you ever draw it? So we nicely, politely delivered the message. This I can say. I will not say how he reacted to it. But I don’t think I will get invited to the White House in the very near future.

Clash Report

29,657 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

"So the easiest thing that I want everyone listening [to do], whether you have one follower or a hundred followers, is to reject inclusive language. Every time media, social media, Hollywood, any of these legacy, left-wing legacy media, when they tell you you can't say something, that is your sign to say that. Whatever they say you can't say, say more of it. Whatever they say you can't bring that up, bring that up more. What you cannot do is to acquiesce. Because once they can control your thoughts, they can control your words and they control your words. They control your habits and your character. And if you're sick of all the things that you're seeing, it starts with you. It starts with your mind. And that's the best advice I can give because that's training your mind to make courage a habit. Reject inclusive language, guard your empathy. And when you do that and you say what they say you can't say or shouldn't say, and you say it anyway, then you've trained your brain to make courage a habit. Once you take that path you will never go back, meaning that if you make courage a habit and you start speaking truth and you start going, I don't care what anybody calls me, call me a racist bigot. It means nothing to me. You might as well say I have like three eyes. It doesn't mean anything to me. If you get to that point, then you'll never go back to self-silencing yourself. If you can overcome that then you're you're on your way to helping make it make a change in this country." Alvin Lui of Courage Is A Habit 💪 🔗
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"So the easiest thing that I want everyone listening [to do], whether you have one follower or a hundred followers, is to reject inclusive language. Every time media, social media, Hollywood, any of these legacy, left-wing legacy media, when they tell you you can't say something, that is your sign to say that. Whatever they say you can't say, say more of it. Whatever they say you can't bring that up, bring that up more. What you cannot do is to acquiesce. Because once they can control your thoughts, they can control your words and they control your words. They control your habits and your character. And if you're sick of all the things that you're seeing, it starts with you. It starts with your mind. And that's the best advice I can give because that's training your mind to make courage a habit. Reject inclusive language, guard your empathy. And when you do that and you say what they say you can't say or shouldn't say, and you say it anyway, then you've trained your brain to make courage a habit. Once you take that path you will never go back, meaning that if you make courage a habit and you start speaking truth and you start going, I don't care what anybody calls me, call me a racist bigot. It means nothing to me. You might as well say I have like three eyes. It doesn't mean anything to me. If you get to that point, then you'll never go back to self-silencing yourself. If you can overcome that then you're you're on your way to helping make it make a change in this country." Alvin Lui of Courage Is A Habit 💪 🔗

Geopolitics & Empire

12,141 просмотров • 8 месяцев назад

American pharmacy owner saw Elon Musk’s post on X and has the answer “Elon Musk is asking, what is a pharmacy benefits manager? Well, that one's easy: When you go to pick up your medication and they say, that'll be $10,000. And then you say, oh, how much is it without my insurance? What's the cash price? And they say, that'll be $3. That's a pharmacy benefits manager.” “Now, when you go to the pharmacy and you say, Hey, can I get this for three months so I don't have to come here every single month to pick up the same medication? And they say, no, you gotta come back again in 28 days. That's the pharmacy benefits manager.” “So when you go to the pharmacy and you say, can you guys just mail this to me? They say, no, you gotta come into the pharmacy to pick this up. That's your pharmacy benefits manager.” “When you get a new prescription from your doctor and then the insurance company says, we're gonna need a prior authorization for this medication. That's your pharmacy benefits manager.” “You know when you go to pick up your medicine from the pharmacy you've been going to for 10 years, and suddenly they tell you you can't get it there anymore, you have to go to CVS. That's your pharmacy benefits manager.” “They're right in the middle making everything a huge pain and super expensive”
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American pharmacy owner saw Elon Musk’s post on X and has the answer “Elon Musk is asking, what is a pharmacy benefits manager? Well, that one's easy: When you go to pick up your medication and they say, that'll be $10,000. And then you say, oh, how much is it without my insurance? What's the cash price? And they say, that'll be $3. That's a pharmacy benefits manager.” “Now, when you go to the pharmacy and you say, Hey, can I get this for three months so I don't have to come here every single month to pick up the same medication? And they say, no, you gotta come back again in 28 days. That's the pharmacy benefits manager.” “So when you go to the pharmacy and you say, can you guys just mail this to me? They say, no, you gotta come into the pharmacy to pick this up. That's your pharmacy benefits manager.” “When you get a new prescription from your doctor and then the insurance company says, we're gonna need a prior authorization for this medication. That's your pharmacy benefits manager.” “You know when you go to pick up your medicine from the pharmacy you've been going to for 10 years, and suddenly they tell you you can't get it there anymore, you have to go to CVS. That's your pharmacy benefits manager.” “They're right in the middle making everything a huge pain and super expensive”

Wall Street Apes

36,278 просмотров • 1 год назад