The holy grail for robotics is being able to generalize: doing work in unseen places
We rented 30 homes in the Bay Area and are doing tasks without any new training
@0xMatt San Francisco is one of the most transit friendly cities in America. Vision Zero had already lowered the speed limits and drivability of that neighborhood. Driving the SUV was a choice.
@methodtim It depends on how big and bright your TV and how dark your media room is. Modern screens can dim all the way down to 0 nits (complete darkness) and with HDR content go over 1000 nits (bright daylight). Action movies play with this for that roller coaster effect.
Check out this fireside chat with @lyft's Brittany Rhyne and @privacypen on how Brittany built Lyft's privacy program to integrate with product & eng, keep up with the biz, and the metrics she uses to prove she's crushing it.
https://t.co/G0gkZEa74P
Thanks to @Forbes for capturing what we live and breathe: How to put privacy first without bogging down product deployment. Check out our own @secplusplus in today's hot release!
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@lcamtuf@randomdross A successful skeleton is one that creates intrigue. The ability to tell time is a secondary or tertiary goal following the number and type of complications.
There’s a revolution in #Privacy. Call it a philosophy or a movement. It’s privacy’s turn to #ShiftLeft and position privacy teams earlier in the product lifecycle. Are you ready to move? Read the manifesto 👉https://t.co/86UJJjvAua #ShiftPrivacyLeft#ProactivePrivacy#GPS22
1/n OK, let me explain what's going on with the Facebook right now.
First, let's talk "routing". The Internet is a mesh of routers that forward packets. Packets go from source through a series of routers until they reach their destination.