DevisCookin

Architect of the future / Building Ai and the future of finance/ Web3 Security Researcher

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Robot arm Teleoperation, one leader arm controlling a follower arm

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Building a robot arm for teleoperation and gathering real world data for AI agents.

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@mert @EthanEvansVP All the lesson he learnt and he didn’t learn not to marry a raging whore

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@sjdedic Wanting to shit on CZ so badly you start praising bill gates is diabolical work

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@AnselDias Awesome, I got the extra motors and been on the fence on actually printing and setting up , this has been helpful🙏

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If all major players get into making their own chips how does that affect $NVDA narra

[OpenAI @OpenAI]

We’ve designed and built our first AI chip: Jalapeño.

Designed from the ground up by OpenAI and brought to production with @Broadcom, Jalapeño is purpose-built for the LLM workloads powering ChatGPT, Codex, the API, and future agentic products.

Chips are foundational to the AI economy. Building our own expands our full-stack platform from products to models to infrastructure, and will help us scale intelligence, serve more people, and expand access to AI.

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@notthreadguy Facts

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@buyerofponzi @grok put him a bikini

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@PINTO03091 What models are best for full body tracking asides Media pipe in your opinion?

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@Bluntz_Capital Why is there not much volume driving it up now compared to the previous run up on the chart

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@tt12514 Ve veil receive ze zignal

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@measure_plan That looks like a really nice shot

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@ed0henderson looks juicy

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@zarazhangrui Pair that with “What’s the industry standard for dealing with this kind of issue”

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@Tradermayne Started going for 30 min morning walks and it’s the surest way to consistently get 10k plus a day without trying hard.

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@ed0henderson @ben_giudice Why are we 3d printing these in PLA even, should be in PETG, were you able to diagnose why the servo’s stopped working ?

[swarmik @swarmister]

The Remote Trading Manifesto, 25 Rules

1. I don’t enter the market for the thrill. For me, trading is a way to create freedom, time, and financial independence for my family.
2. I treat trading as a business, I assess risk, costs, profitability, and the repeatability of results.
3. I trade strictly by the system, based on a set of filters.
4. Capital is the working capital of the business. I protect it first.
5. The goal is not to make money today, but to be consistently profitable over the long term.
6. I avoid fatal mistakes, this is the foundation of stability.
7. Before entering a trade, I know the entry point, stop-loss, and target.
8. I calculate risk before the trade. Position size corresponds to acceptable loss, not to my level of confidence.
9. A losing trade is an operating expense. A single loss says nothing about me. Breaking the rules says it all.
10. If a trade triggers strong emotions, the position size is too large.
11. I don’t enter just because the market is moving. I don’t chase the price. An opportunity that needs chasing is no longer mine.
12. I don’t trade on desire. I trade a confirmed scenario.
13. I don’t try to be right. I try to be profitable.
14. Waiting is part of the profession. I don’t confuse activity with productivity.
15. I am not obligated to participate in every market move. Only in my own.
16. The broader context is more important than local noise. I don’t trade against the context without a compelling reason and a clearly understood risk.
17. After a stop loss, I don’t take revenge on the market. After a profit, I don’t think I’m smarter than the system.
18. I don’t move my stop loss out of fear. I don’t move my take profit out of greed.
19. I accept uncertainty as my working environment. The market offers no guarantees.
20. A good decision can result in a loss. A bad decision can result in a profit. I do not confuse the result with the quality of the process.
21. I do not control the market. I control risk, entry, exit, and discipline.
22. I compete not with emotions, but with process: context, patience, situation selection, and execution.
23. Money flows from the impatient to the patient, from the chaotic to the systematic, from the greedy to the disciplined.
24. My job is not to press buttons, but to wait for the right conditions.
25. Trading becomes a form of freedom only when it transforms from emotion into a system.

Bookmark it^

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I accept uncertainty as my working environment

[swarmik @swarmister]

The Remote Trading Manifesto, 25 Rules

1. I don’t enter the market for the thrill. For me, trading is a way to create freedom, time, and financial independence for my family.
2. I treat trading as a business, I assess risk, costs, profitability, and the repeatability of results.
3. I trade strictly by the system, based on a set of filters.
4. Capital is the working capital of the business. I protect it first.
5. The goal is not to make money today, but to be consistently profitable over the long term.
6. I avoid fatal mistakes, this is the foundation of stability.
7. Before entering a trade, I know the entry point, stop-loss, and target.
8. I calculate risk before the trade. Position size corresponds to acceptable loss, not to my level of confidence.
9. A losing trade is an operating expense. A single loss says nothing about me. Breaking the rules says it all.
10. If a trade triggers strong emotions, the position size is too large.
11. I don’t enter just because the market is moving. I don’t chase the price. An opportunity that needs chasing is no longer mine.
12. I don’t trade on desire. I trade a confirmed scenario.
13. I don’t try to be right. I try to be profitable.
14. Waiting is part of the profession. I don’t confuse activity with productivity.
15. I am not obligated to participate in every market move. Only in my own.
16. The broader context is more important than local noise. I don’t trade against the context without a compelling reason and a clearly understood risk.
17. After a stop loss, I don’t take revenge on the market. After a profit, I don’t think I’m smarter than the system.
18. I don’t move my stop loss out of fear. I don’t move my take profit out of greed.
19. I accept uncertainty as my working environment. The market offers no guarantees.
20. A good decision can result in a loss. A bad decision can result in a profit. I do not confuse the result with the quality of the process.
21. I do not control the market. I control risk, entry, exit, and discipline.
22. I compete not with emotions, but with process: context, patience, situation selection, and execution.
23. Money flows from the impatient to the patient, from the chaotic to the systematic, from the greedy to the disciplined.
24. My job is not to press buttons, but to wait for the right conditions.
25. Trading becomes a form of freedom only when it transforms from emotion into a system.

Bookmark it^

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@pascal_bornet Bro’s posture

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@tengyanAI I’m literally always burnt out at the end of day, context switching and agent supervision is so mentally draining that coding manually is how I relax when I’m exhausted.

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@swarmister Bro training how to spread his legs