Todd

robotics researcher & twitter troll

[Todd @toddothy]

still waiting for you to make this right @Wendys

[Todd @toddothy]

Okay @Wendys you’re not gonna believe this but they forgot the patty in my bacon cheeseburger

[Todd @toddothy]

Hold on babe let me get some mood lighting on

[Todd @toddothy]

Machine that melts down bad 3D prints and turns it back into filament and feeds it directly into my printer

[Todd @toddothy]

Learning a new programming language is exhausting

[Todd @toddothy]

These are the people AI is gonna kill first

[Zack Witten @zswitten]

1. Claude

Claude become irritated with my behavior, asked me to move on, told me it would stop responding to me, and then backed up its threat (as much as it possibly could).

Fair enough, Claude!

[Todd @toddothy]

The future is right now.

[Boston Dynamics @BostonDynamics]

Atlas doing a quick warm up before work.

[Dr Pepper @drpepper]

nobody will remember:
- your salary
- how “busy you were”
- how many hours you worked

people will remember:
- how often you offered them a Dr Pepper
- you prioritized self care (spent your Friday nights drinking Dr Pepper)
- how much you loved Dr Pepper

[Todd @toddothy]

I have such a hard time with answering “what are your hobbies?”

[Todd @toddothy]

The future is right now

[John Kraus @johnkrausphotos]

The Polaris Dawn crew will wear smart contact lenses in space to monitor their intraocular pressure, in efforts to learn more about Spaceflight Associated Neuroocular Syndrome, or SANS, as part of a University of Colorado Boulder research experiment.

This is just one of 36 science and research experiments from 31 partner institutions flying with the Polaris Dawn crew. Learn all about them here → https://t.co/X7EQnCpqwI

The crew has put extensive time and effort into ensuring the mission will help expand our knowledge of human health in space.

A few months ago, teams released a significant amount of findings from similar projects conducted during the Inspiration4 mission: https://t.co/6lTZQ08rNM

"The Space Omics and Medical Atlas (SOMA) package of manuscripts, data, protocols, and code represents the largest-ever compendium of data for aerospace medicine and space biology. Over 100 institutions from >25 countries worked together for a coordinated 2024 release of molecular, cellular, physiological, phenotypic, and spaceflight data."

I expect to see similarly impactful data from the Polaris Dawn mission and future Polaris Program missions!

[Todd @toddothy]

“Going Hawaii on Idaho” sounds like a gen alpha brain rot tagline like skibidi toilet

[Todd @toddothy]

lol

[Todd @toddothy]

Twitter should have sliders that control my feed. Can slide politics down and tech and memes up etc

[Todd @toddothy]

Public transit installed usb A charging ports just in time for USB C to be the standard

[Todd @toddothy]

Mystery box gun safe

[Todd @toddothy]

Social studies is the worst I can’t believe people devote their life to this

[Todd @toddothy]

In case anyone’s wondering what to get for my birthday im a Size 9.5

[Dexerto @Dexerto]

Crocs released a Batmobile-inspired design for their Batman collab

[Todd @toddothy]

Nightmare blunt rotation

[Dima Zeniuk @DimaZeniuk]

Elon Musk with 𝕏 & xAI team

📷 @rarikhpan

[Todd @toddothy]

@DimaZeniuk @rarikhpan Nightmare blunt rotation

[Todd @toddothy]

This goes so so hard