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I have never seen that sort of warehouse shelving with all of the safing pins in place. 80% is pretty good, to be honest. Last place I worked had a collapse in an unused warehouse where probably eight to ten thousand pulp samples (powdered rock, 0.5-1kg each) had caused a shelf to collapse, knocking over the shelf in front of it. I needed a sample from there once, and asked about who has the key to it. "Oh we can't go in there anymore, some shelves have collapsed and it's off limits. It's scheduled to be cleaned up once jobs A through M are done", jobs A through M being jobs that are needed to be done continually and almost certainly won't ever be finished. Speaking of gold mines, the Granites mine in the Tanami Desert has had a positive case of the Spicy Cough and upwards of 900 FIFO workers have had to be tested and isolated, with 750 people still at the mine going into iso as well. Absolute cursed scenario.
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Bloody Hedgehog posted:Normally I would say this looks dangerous as poo poo, but this guy is turning out better work than a lot of sighted people. More power to him! Just keep those fingats safe, brother.
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Jun 29, 2021 14:09
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Someone putting a lot of effort into their Wild Wild West cosplay.
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Ah, co-op QWOP
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lame it's not even walking it's just mounted on a vehicle and boom
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gently caress SNEEP posted:lame it's not even walking it's just mounted on a vehicle and boom That is sad. Sadly, to make an actual multi-legged walking vehicle you can't really do delicate spindly legs like that. The effect is a lot more tank-like. See: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R6IdpHPUbQs
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Cthulu Carl posted:Please don't doxx my company's network That I did the initial setup for... 
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LanceHunter posted:That is sad. Sadly, to make an actual multi-legged walking vehicle you can't really do delicate spindly legs like that. The effect is a lot more tank-like. See: the past 5-10 years of robotics (like boston dynamics) has been working on creating these robots that can determine how to move itself towards a location or in a direction without falling over. the only human input is where to move and the bot can figure out where to place each leg to keep itself balanced. i've never seen that demonstrated on something this big so it had me excited for a second 
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gently caress SNEEP posted:the only human input is where to move and the bot can figure out where to place each leg to keep itself balanced. wrong    e: well I guess this could be inputting "where to move"
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Scholtz posted:wrong https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKjCWfuvYxQ
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LanceHunter posted:That is sad. Sadly, to make an actual multi-legged walking vehicle you can't really do delicate spindly legs like that. The effect is a lot more tank-like. See: drat you, square-cube law!
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Jun 29, 2021 17:41
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Scholtz posted:wrong There's something satisfying about watching these.
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LanceHunter posted:That is sad. Sadly, to make an actual multi-legged walking vehicle you can't really do delicate spindly legs like that. The effect is a lot more tank-like. See: Eh, I mean a local company marketed this in the 1990's  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CD2V8GFqk_Y and found no market for it, then was bought by John Deere
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And they said Boston Dynamics would never amount to anything.
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Cable Guy posted:Never could stand that dog 
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Scholtz posted:wrong I never noticed that it was always the same guy abusing the robots. That's really a niche job to find yourself working in.
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I'm sure in no time we'll all be wishing we had that sort of experience.
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Gotta specialize if you wanna make the big bucks.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I never noticed that it was always the same guy abusing the robots. That's really a niche job to find yourself working in. Everyone's a robot fuckler until THE REAL ROBOT FUCKLER shows up 
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If you want to specialize in artisanal robot kicking in your own home a spot is only $75k.
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Nenonen posted:Everyone's a robot fuckler
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dog nougat posted:I'm sure in no time we'll all be wishing we had that sort of experience. Im posting on the YouTube videos how mean this is so the future ai won't be mean to me
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Jun 29, 2021 23:43
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Who's the goon responsible for that whiplash machine?
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Jun 29, 2021 23:51
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It's not 19x too tall, so it can't be a goon.
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I guess it's true what they say about how humans really will pack bond with anything. I just found myself getting irrationally angry at this dude for kicking that robot dog.
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Zamboni Rodeo posted:I guess it's true what they say about how humans really will pack bond with anything. I just found myself getting irrationally angry at this dude for kicking that robot dog. If it makes you feel any better, I believe it's from a series of videos in which the robots have enough and start fighting back successfully.
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Spot is no better than a Predator drone.
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:I never noticed that it was always the same guy abusing the robots. That's really a niche job to find yourself working in. He's probably one of the lead developers, and the only one trusted to kick/shove the robots in the exact right way to show off their stability without breaking anything
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Splode posted:He's probably one of the lead developers, and the only one trusted to kick/shove the robots in the exact right way to show off their stability without breaking anything https://i.imgur.com/DzDPGac.mp4
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Memento posted:I have never seen that sort of warehouse shelving with all of the safing pins in place. 80% is pretty good, to be honest. 80% safety on something that could kill people isn't good enough, when the effort required to make it 100% is so low and really only requires giving the slightest of marginal fucks. Note that we average about one and a half customers injured enough to need the ER, per year, and about six employee injuries requiring the ER per year, excepting, of course, the ones the fuckers don't tell me about and which I don't manage to discover on my own. So this is a somewhat unsafe place, is what I'm saying. Accidents happen on both sides of the fence and sooner or later it'll be a bad one.
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LMAO, wasn't even a hard throw, the kind of throw you throw to your 4 year old with a plastic baseball
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Didn't they also go at it with a deadblow hammer instead of a sledgehammer?
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Did they ever explain why bulletproof glass is supposed to be an appealing feature of a pickup truck?Smik posted:If it makes you feel any better, I believe it's from a series of videos in which the robots have enough and start fighting back successfully. I definitely know what video you're talking about but I think those gifs are authentic Boston Dynamics
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haveblue posted:Did they ever explain why bulletproof glass is supposed to be an appealing feature of a pickup truck? Because "bulletproof glass" sounds badass, and feeling badass is a subconscious motivation behind almost all consumer truck purchases. Also, those are definitely real Boston Dynamics videos. Here are the parody ones: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKjCWfuvYxQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y3RIHnK0_NE (And here's the behind-the scenes video where they talk about what a pain in the rear end it was to make the fake videos...) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCuG-KJacp8
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haveblue posted:Did they ever explain why bulletproof glass is supposed to be an appealing feature of a pickup truck? Because idiots think it's cool. I saw a twitch streamer talking about how, instead of getting a real vehicle that exists, he wants a cybertruck because it's bulletproof and it's cool to have a bulletproof car.
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