@bubbleboi Caterpillar has moved over 10 billion tons autonomous already. Consumer facing autonomy has more of a wow factor cause it’s like “wow I could have a slave”
Exclusive: Agility Robotics, a startup that makes humanlike robots used in warehouses and plants, is set to go public in a deal valuing it at about $2.5 billion, its executives told WSJ https://t.co/xigRr6R2H0
@yacineMTB You are then optimising mujoco for policy performance rather than physical realness. You want to tweak those mujoco parameters to improve your sim to real.
@0xprofessooor@yacineMTB No, like a hyper parameter that you sweep e.g. learning rate. Domain randomisation is not a sweep it needs to be random enough for the model the generalise.
@SpachusAus For a base population of 1 million people an increase of 16% is 160,000. If there was a base of 500,000 homes the 19% increase is relative so 95,000 homes. You still have way more people than homes in a 1:1 sense so household size plays a big role but is decreasing over time.
Throughout school and university you are graded on your abilities to show your working to communicate how you got to a number. This is apparently beaten out of our public servants https://t.co/3GGBeguU9V...
Not a single equation.
@SpachusAus We are borrowing against the value of the country and it’s government. It’s like re-mortgaging a house to build your new pool after its value jumped 20% in a year 😂. Also why we chase year on year gdp growth so we can just keep doing it…