Paddington Robotics April team social - new team, new office, new local pub 🍻 Also, new robot coming soon!

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excited to share what I’ve been up to: today, we’re launching Macroscope: an AI system that uses your codebase to answer questions about what’s happening and automatically reviews your PRs for bugs. we raised a $30M Series A led by Lightspeed & Thrive Capital, Adverb and GV.

Yes, and will probably take even longer. In a recent IROS debate on whether "Humanoids will soon replace most human workers", both sides of the debate defined "soon" as 25 years or more. There's an interesting piece on this by Andra Keay robotsandstartups.substack.com/p/no-robots-wo…

LOLs aside, I actually don't think this is how startup founders should operate. I like to keep my team and investors in the loop, and it is ok to ask for help. If you can't trust your closest supporters / team, then there's something wrong with the foundations of the company

Also, it's easier to make something safe when it's on a wheel base. When out of power, it won't just collapse or fall over. Safety has to be critical when deploying robots around people. It makes more sense as the starting point.

“The unintended consequence of the rental reform act will be a 30% increase in rents” I just spoke to one of the UK’s most knowledgable landlords and property investors. He said that the government have tried to solve a few problems with unprofessional landlords in the UK but