It should be illegal to put metric hardware on made in USA products. I should never need to grab a 13mm socket while working on a Ford

The more one thinks humanoids will take everyone’s jobs the less they have worked on physical problems

A mature American chestnut right next to the house???

New clutch hydraulics and 10 hours of bleeding to discover that I can’t shift because the pedal linkage has slop. All that pedal motion with 0 clutch fork motion

Clutch fix did not come in time but I did get a Ford parts guy from the tow driver

We used to drive by Hale’s empty grave on the way to practice in college and it always struck me to have such an iconic figure come from such a small place

Many are saying this but higher education is not incentivized to do this. As jobs become more abstracted the skill gap between industrially and academically trained engineers has drastically increased

All of this beef for less than $200

New way for your data to be harvested just dropped

Perhaps the unbridled use of LLMs for reviews will finally force a shift away from the peer review process

What a disgusting figure

All you need to sell robots is good 3D renders and a subsidized price

Went to Ford Guy Heaven

A CS person made computer tests for what they think a job does and then tested their model against their test and shockingly the model performed well!

This better be me in 5 years

The only way you'd get funding for this in the US is if you used humanoid LLM slop to make it 10x flashier and 100x worse