Landing The Submarine: Further Ironies, Part III
Welcome to the third and final part in our three part series “Further Ironies” (please see Part I and Part II) discussing generalization, specialization, and how…
Welcome to the third and final part in our three part series “Further Ironies” (please see Part I and Part II) discussing generalization, specialization, and how…
This is the second part of our three-part series “Further Ironies” (behold, Part I) that discusses generalization, specialization, and how we keep getting it all wrong.…
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Don’t worry, we’re not going to be carrying flower-strewn portraits of Steve Jobs around in the streets today. It’s a slow burn but it’s worth it.…
Steve Crowe of The Robot Report has been following Teradyne’s adventures in IP protection this year, most recently noting their second foray into court against the…
Likely my second-most career-limiting belief, right behind refusing to make the tools of war. This is the spicy one where I’m planting my flag because it…
One of my favorite ways to troll roboticists is to claim, very loudly, that “a dishwasher is a robot”. It’s a great litmus test for how…
So a couple weeks ago the FCC dropped a National Security Determination and I had to go home, make popcorn, open the last of the random…