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This is "Sequential Dexterity", a neural network that controls a robot arm to build legos given a manual 🤖 To do this task, the robot needs to chain together multiple skills (grasping, re-orienting, pushing, etc.) and execute without compounding error. I find some very simple but effective insights in...

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I’m sick of reading AI slop, so today I’m open-sourcing my /no-ai-slop skill that removes 20+ slop patterns from any piece of writing. 📌 Get the free skill here: If you find it useful, please consider starring the repo so more people can find it. Why I built the skill: I use AI to edit my writing because it helps me fix spelling, grammar, and clarity. But even the best models keep producing the same slop that this skill removes: → Binary contrasts: “It’s not X. It’s Y.” → Throat-clearing openers: “Here’s what nobody tells you.” → Fake-profound endings: “The future isn’t coming. It’s already here.” Use this skill responsibly. I always write a first draft manually before iterating with AI on edits and I make sure to do another manual pass at the end as well. That’s in contrast to using AI to automate pumping out slop end-to-end. 📌 Read my full post for more on how I try to use AI responsibly to edit without giving into the dark side:

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The skill gap in Fortnite is NOT that massive! Arenas Boxfights has just officially exposed this. Day one as a Zero Build player I got 47 wins. If it was THAT hard I wouldn't have even gotten 1 win. Sure the top 0.000001% like Clix are actual keyboard ninjas and I literally wouldn't be able to even get 1 hit on them BUT the gap between me and say someone who's been building for a year or 3 is not that crazy. Give me a month and I'll start doing 1v1s. It's not hard.

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I will not be your typical Politician. I answer to God. I will tell the hard truth to you. Arizona, at the moment, is a Blue State. Many people don’t know that fact, so it will be a tough fight. But I’m up for the job. I will represent everyone, Republican and Democrat, to make your life better. Being transparent is a skill that requires you to be honest and straightforward. Transparency helps you communicate with others about your role and responsibilities.

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65,448 views • 10 months ago

Scholz: I don’t think we will see a departure of the United States from NATO. We are stronger together. NATO is more able to defend its allies united than divided, and that is true for both the United States and Europe. 1/
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Scholz: I don’t think we will see a departure of the United States from NATO. We are stronger together. NATO is more able to defend its allies united than divided, and that is true for both the United States and Europe. 1/

Tymofiy Mylovanov

11,373 views • 3 months ago

Everyone keeps talking about the possibilities of making money with Openclaw, but nobody actually shows you how So, I made a skill for your Openclaw that transforms it into a one-man AI real estate marketing machine. This skill took me 2 weeks, 50+ hours and ~$800 in API credits to make With this skill, your Openclaw will autonomously make videos like the one below by simply scraping images from listings No approval gate. Fully autonomous. Output decided by your CRONs cadence. It's exactly what mine does, and that's exactly what you should be doing with yours. Run the CRON once a day; if you sell at least one video, you should make $300-$800 each. Also: total cost per video: ~$5.00 I truly believe this skill is one of the most practical ways you can actually make money with Openclaw in the lowest effort way possible. Most people will read this, maybe bookmark the tweet, and never take action. All I hope is that one of you guys actually takes action and makes money with this. Because of how long this skill took me to make, I'm only giving the entire thing away to my paid Subscribers on Twitter. You'll also have direct access to me for any troubleshooting + any other Skills I make like this in the future (one more dropping this week)! You just have to feed it to your Openclaw and link a few API keys. This will be the first of many Openclaw skills/overpowered AI that I only offer to my Subs! Full Skill + a lot more is waiting for you here for $25/m:
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Everyone keeps talking about the possibilities of making money with Openclaw, but nobody actually shows you how So, I made a skill for your Openclaw that transforms it into a one-man AI real estate marketing machine. This skill took me 2 weeks, 50+ hours and ~$800 in API credits to make With this skill, your Openclaw will autonomously make videos like the one below by simply scraping images from listings No approval gate. Fully autonomous. Output decided by your CRONs cadence. It's exactly what mine does, and that's exactly what you should be doing with yours. Run the CRON once a day; if you sell at least one video, you should make $300-$800 each. Also: total cost per video: ~$5.00 I truly believe this skill is one of the most practical ways you can actually make money with Openclaw in the lowest effort way possible. Most people will read this, maybe bookmark the tweet, and never take action. All I hope is that one of you guys actually takes action and makes money with this. Because of how long this skill took me to make, I'm only giving the entire thing away to my paid Subscribers on Twitter. You'll also have direct access to me for any troubleshooting + any other Skills I make like this in the future (one more dropping this week)! You just have to feed it to your Openclaw and link a few API keys. This will be the first of many Openclaw skills/overpowered AI that I only offer to my Subs! Full Skill + a lot more is waiting for you here for $25/m:

ashen

22,822 views • 5 months ago

Oregon WR Tez Johnson on the Ducks’ two games against Ohio State: “The first Ohio State game, I felt like they came out there and they wanted to see who can win skill for skill, just let us play. The second game, they kind of played it like, we're going to drop back, we can't hang with these guys skill for skill, so we’re going to try to keep everything in front of us. “So that's what they did, and for them it worked. So we went out there to that game and we definitely had a really good game plan against those guys, but they executed well. “So kudos to them, tip my hats to them because they won the national championship. If you beat us that year, you definitely better go win the national championship because that game, I think for sure, was the national championship for us.”
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Oregon WR Tez Johnson on the Ducks’ two games against Ohio State: “The first Ohio State game, I felt like they came out there and they wanted to see who can win skill for skill, just let us play. The second game, they kind of played it like, we're going to drop back, we can't hang with these guys skill for skill, so we’re going to try to keep everything in front of us. “So that's what they did, and for them it worked. So we went out there to that game and we definitely had a really good game plan against those guys, but they executed well. “So kudos to them, tip my hats to them because they won the national championship. If you beat us that year, you definitely better go win the national championship because that game, I think for sure, was the national championship for us.”

Dan Hope

713,585 views • 1 year ago

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SECRETARY RUBIO: China has a plan and they want to execute on it. I understand that from a nation-state perspective, but when that plan is in conflict with our national interests, we need to do what is right for the United States.

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