Readit Newscoayer commented on Gemini 2.0: our new AI model for the agentic era blog.google/technology/go... · Posted by u/meetpateltech
pronounced: juh-meany .... right?
I say jem-in-eye in my English accent, Google search says jeh·muh·nai
Location: Los Angeles, CA
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Technologies: Python, Go, TypeScript, GCP, Pulumi, Terraform, Kubernetes, Flux
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Cycled 3030 miles from Colorado to my new home in CA! Passionate about infrastructure but open to grow my skills in all parts of the stack.
coayer commented on An electric new era for Atlas bostondynamics.com/blog/e... · Posted by u/colinramsay
... a rendered video, i.e. it doesn't exist.
You should watch this Corridor Digital video explaining why the Boston Dynamics videos aren’t CG: https://youtu.be/HQ1WEiMwV7Y
coayer commented on An electric new era for Atlas bostondynamics.com/blog/e... · Posted by u/colinramsay
It looks like CGI to me, the way to camera moves together with the depth of field and that things appear too shiny. They don't state anything about it so I don't know what to believe.
You should watch Corridor Digital’s video about this: https://youtu.be/HQ1WEiMwV7Y
coayer commented on Re-creating Disney's sodium vapor process [video] youtube.com/watch?v=UQuIV... · Posted by u/duringmath
I don't know, when Nico gets excited about a project, I suspect it's genuine. It's part of why I watch the channel.
His employees, (Wren especially), give off a silly fake enthusiasm vibe (or maybe he's just like that, and that's why he got hired, I don't know) but Nico only really shows up in the videos he wants to make. Guy seems like he's getting to live out his dream. The videos he spearheads are both technically impressive and time-consuming, such as Anime Rock Paper Scissors, which was a groundbreaking use of AI diffusion models a year ago, or this one.
I've been watching these guys for so long — when Wren's speaking to camera in his solo videos he overdoes it but I think he's naturally pretty excitable. Niko is my favorite though.
Im currently passionate in improving the life of my young nephew. His father left him devoid of a father figure while his mother is a mess who takes her frustrations out on him. Ive only just turned 19 but I’m trying my best to work on myself so I could be a good male role model for him. Myself and my mom (his grandma) are the only ones who care about him, his education, and his growth. I really just want to make sure this lil fella grows up to be a good man and not mimic the paths of his parents.
I’m a few years older and in total admiration of you. Just from writing this comment I’m sure you’re already a great role model (at least you are to me!) I hope you get where you want to go too :)
Location: London, UK (UK and US citizen)
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Technologies: Python, Go, Terraform, AWS, Docker, Kubernetes, Linux
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Email: copeyroyall [at] mac [dot] com
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Hi — I'm a CS student at the University of Edinburgh, graduating in May. Looking for backend/infrastructure/DevOps roles in the US.
I learned Linux through years of homelabbing and have professional experience in AWS and Terraform from a DevOps internship. I'm also interested in backend SWE — my dissertation project is implementing an aircraft tracking platform using ADS-B data, Kafka, MongoDB, GraphQL and Go.
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Email: copeyroyall at mac dot com
Early career engineer with a passion for infrastructure, cycling (last summer riding 3030 miles from CO to LA!) and airplanes. Excited to learn and grow in a skilled team!