The official 1.0 release of React Google Maps was released yesterday at Google I/O 2024 🎊
Its pairing with https://t.co/MGR2u158Cd looks promising
https://t.co/c0bmf7CvaI
#reactjs
@historyinmemes A Chinese startup has developed a coin-sized nuclear battery that can generate electricity for 50 years without any need for charging. The tall claim was made by Beijing-based Betavolt in its press release when they launched the nuclear battery for “civilian use” on January 8.
If we can use machines to simulate these two fishes.
We can use machines to simulate everything. It’s just a matter of scale.
Game engines is the real true magic
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🎠 Today, @mbarvian shares three amazing carousel experiments made with CSS scroll-driven animations, based on Francesco Zagami’s designs! No JavaScript!
🧪 Highly experimental, but oh-so-beautiful! 😍
Have a look: https://t.co/kJXLXeY8PW
#css#animation#frontend
Amazon got more than 750.000 robots deployed.
Most people don’t realize how fast the robotics industry is scaling
Amazon is the perfect candidate.
10 years ago, robots were practically non-existent in their global warehouse and distribution network.
But this is the actual acceleration ramp-up.
2013: 1,000
2014: 15,000
2017: 100,000
2019: 200,000
2021: 350,000
2022: 520,000
2023: 750,000
Let’s zoom in on the two last jumps.
400,000 additional robotic units in roughly two years.
That results in thousand of new units deployed *every week* 🚀
It’s clear. Beyond doubt. That AI, robotics, computer vision, will and is replacing a lot of human labor. And will continue accelerating that progress in the next decade.
It’s important to note that this will also accelerate the need for more high-skilled work. Make industry safer.
The biggest challenge we will face is the grandeur of re-skilling and up-skilling that will be facing the workforce in a relative short period of time ahead.
We’ve entered the Era of Robotics and The Age of Intelligence all at once.
As an attempt to save electricity, Visual Studio will now only show code that is close to the cursor. This should reduce the amount of light emitted, and that saves power.
We all have to take care of this planet any way we can, that includes us game devs!
Dear friends,
Today, I am so excited to share our Studio’s groundbreaking project, the Large Nature Model - the world’s first open-source, generative AI model focused on Nature. This model, built from an extensive, ethically sourced natural world dataset, is central to our ambitious DATALAND project. DATALAND is a unique museum and Web3 platform dedicated to data visualization and AI art. It’s a collaborative effort, bringing together pioneers in diverse fields including the arts, scientific researchers, institutional archives, and advanced technology under the artistic leadership of Refik Anadol Studio.
Here at the World Economic Forum, we’re presenting “Living Archive: Nature,” an installation featuring the Large Nature Model’s early artistic experimentations based on the Large Nature Model, blending visuals, sound, and scent. These initial explorations will continue to evolve into large-scale artworks and exhibitions, starting with our first solo show next month at Serpentine in London! Please join our community at https://t.co/5UrOme4Xvb
Mobile ALOHA's hardware is very capable. We brought it home yesterday and tried more tasks! It can:
- do laundry👔👖
- self-charge⚡️
- use a vacuum
- water plants🌳
- load and unload a dishwasher
- use a coffee machine☕️
- obtain drinks from the fridge and open a beer🍺
- open doors🚪
- play with pets🐱
- throw away trash
- turn on/off a lamp💡
Project website: https://t.co/9rzIX8wLEp
Co-lead @tonyzzhao, advised by @chelseabfinn
(amazing photographing from @qingqing_zhao_ )