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Joe Michaels: Teleoperation, Controlling Complex Robots By Feel | Turn the Lens Ep52

"There's a dream out there of just showing enough video to the robots to build big enough VLA models so that the robots can just go out on their own and do everything. But the big problem is that's really not how humans or robots learn how to do complicated things." - Joe Michaels

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Matt Rocklin: Data Science, Dask, Scale | Turn the Lens #12

People love using Python ... but when they hit larger datasets ... everything breaks ... Dask was designed to scale the existing ecosystem of tools ... now we get to solve not just things on our laptops, we get to solve things on the largest computers in the world ‍ - Matt Rocklin

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Bill Loewenthal: Software Defined Electric Experience | Turn the Lens #11

"People ask ... 'Bill, how long does it take you to fuel your electric vehicle (EV) ?' ‍ About 10 seconds ... I park, I plug in, I walk inside" ‍ - Bill Loewenthal

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Melody Meckfessel and Deepti Srivastava: Visualization, Productivity, Democratization | Turn the Lens #10

"One of my dreams ... is that any human can continue on their journey, and continue to evolve, and expanded their expertise in data vis (visualization). " - Melody Meckfessel

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Michael Biltz: Vision, Future, Change | Turn the Lens #09

“It's a blank slate in every industry waiting for the next vision of the future to be defined by today's leaders” - Michael Biltz

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Kyle Moschetto: No email, no problem | Turn the Lens #08

Upon seeing a post on LinkedIn, loudly proclaiming in bright red all caps .... 'I DO NOT CHECK EMAIL. Yep you read that right, No email for KMo, I had to learn more. Regardless of your reaction to that statement, Kyle Moschetto outlines an intentional process to identify and rank the dozens of communications we receive

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