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If you listen to some of the most recent episodes, I gave you a shout out for your feedback. Sorry about the late reply, I was out of the country and then I was sick. I'll check out your suggestion and try to make improvements. I'm trying not to make too many changes to the podcast studio because it's also my work studio as well, so I've got to be careful with the changes I make. Once I move I'll have a more robust studio and it's going to be legit.

I found the topic of the gray ball to be fascinating. Unfortunately/fortunately, there aren't many events to discuss, but this one was interesting. One of the aspects I found most intriguing was the whack-a-mole game played between the government regulatory agencies and Uber.

@ Yeah I still have no idea what you’re talking about but I think that’s why I subscribed. I enjoy creative minds.

I don't believe it's straightforward when you are the company's founder. You have hundreds of employees, have raised billions of dollars, and possess your vision and ambitions. In your mind, the company's success would ultimately be a positive contribution to society.

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I'm glad you found the video interesting, and I hope you tune in next week!

Thank you! I genuinely appreciate it. I hope you continue to engage with the channel as I strive to improve each week. For me, it’s not about gaining popularity; it’s more about setting a tone for what it takes to succeed. I aim to inspire others to pursue their dreams and ambitions while setting a positive example of what that journey looks like. It would mean the world to me to know that I have inspired someone to achieve something they never thought possible. If that road stops at 65 subscribers and 20 views a week, I would be all right with that. Sorry about the late reply; I've been getting crushed at work.

@@daltonbanderson it's amazing that you have work and still taking your time out to make videos on RUclips and trying to improve and get new skills About popularity it's really great that you know what you're doing as some people just try to be popular as soon as they start but my view is that you have to make a stage and polish your skills and make videos attractive, informative and profitable for viewer if these things are met then popularity comes by itself and you don't have to go out of your way to gain it

I completely agree. I am polishing my speaking skills and ability to engage with the camera while talking. The next step is to invite more guests to the show. Scheduling with them can be challenging because they are busy, and I often find myself swamped, which leads to delays in reaching out. I have received about 20 offers to be on the podcast; however, I didn't trust some of them, so I currently have 10 potential guests. I planned to upgrade my podcast studio with better camera angles and lighting. Still, since I plan to move to New York City, I hesitate to make these upgrades without knowing if I will have the space in a smaller apartment. I prefer to make the necessary improvements once settled in New York City.

This is a great suggestion. Let me provide some background. I hope these shorts attract viewers through the algorithm, encouraging them to become more interested in the topic and seek additional information. Therefore, I included the podcast episode link in the description, but I’m not sure it’s clear enough. Additionally, editing each video with an intro would be time-consuming, as my editing software isn’t sophisticated enough to allow for bulk editing. Given this information, what would you suggest?

For some reason, the audio jumps slightly, but in general, I’m discussing a research paper released by Meta last month. This paper focuses on digitizing touch and using a camera paired with gel-like finger nubs to understand how a robot interacts with objects. To achieve this, the researchers needed to standardize the benchmarks. One key benchmark discussed in the video is grip and slippage. They measure grip and slippage using sensors, which allows them to create a heat map to visualize how the sensors interact with the object. This information enables the researcher to adjust the robot's grip and model parameters accordingly.

Thank you for letting me know that you enjoyed this video. I understand that not all videos are your favorite, but you prefer the more technical ones. I truly appreciate your continued engagement with the channel, and I'm glad you find these videos somewhat interesting or valuable.

Thank you, Cash. I'll keep improving the show's content. Being new to podcasting, I see the show as a catalyst for my personal growth, and I'm glad others find the topics interesting.

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I'm not sure what you mean. Can you explain?

@daltonbanderson sorry for some spelling mistakes word "sparsh" there is par in middle which you pronounced (par)t and but the correct way is (per)son. You can just google the pronunciation

I have no idea what you're talking about. I just gave a random hot dog open-source versus closed-source analogy.

It's going to be amazing when this is released to the public, and seeing all the things people will create.

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Haha thank you!

Lo siento. "Mo-le" is the proper pronunciation. I messed up!

I appreciate you. Thank you for your encouragement. And I should call it out during the show. The guy who helped me in Japan is named Soichiro Konno! He is kind and spent about an hour and a half speaking Japanese on my behalf. I don't think I could have seen the Doctor without him. In addition, he followed up twice on Instagram, which is crazy stuff. I hope the world discovers such a kind soul.

Thank you for sharing. My only advice is to become the person that your potential partner would want to be with. Afterward/during, join community events or social activities with a routine and go consistently on the same day and time. But I don't know how old you are or where you live. You shouldn't worry about that kind of stuff if you're young; just keep working on yourself.

RCS (Rich Communication Services) shouldn't be tied to your SIM card; instead, it may be linked to your geographical location when you access the internet. I did some research, and it appears that iOS 18 is available worldwide. Therefore, you should be able to enable it if you have an iPhone. Additionally, you can ask a friend or family member with an iPhone to enable it for you.

@daltonbanderson intresting I'll wait for Android to add something like this iphones have too many restrictions so I don't use it.

Androids come with RCS by default. Google was the company that created the RCS protocol through an acquisition in 2015.

I love how other companies are trying to monetize AI products and Meta comes out with the same thing for free with a free use open source license. In addition to that, Meta beat earnings estimates while giving away all this stuff for free. I'm flabbergasted with how poor the tracking system for Google Buds is; still haven't found my buds.

What are your thoughts on the Moto G Stylus? From what I've read on forums like Reddit, it seems to be suitable only as a backup phone. People are buying these for incredibly low prices, like $35! At that price, if it can send texts, play music, and make calls, it's quite a deal.

@daltonbanderson 10/10.. My main phone is a Flagship Note 20 Ultra 5G.. which I refuse to upgrade from because its basically a Samsung tv in my pocket and its feature list makes an Iphone look like a toy... But when I use the MoTo G.. which I use for Business.. I quite like it... the Value sentiment is absolutely insane.. its so feature loaded.. and makes the idea of spending 1,000 or more on an iphone that actually does less.. sickening.

Wow! That's incredible value!

I've been working with a colleague who often says, "Obviously." As you can see in this episode, I picked it up. This behavior has since been corrected. Regarding what you got done this week, That todoist app that I talked about has a log of all the tasks you completed throughout the week.

Thank you for bringing this to my attention. It’s an issue I’ve been working on. When speaking to someone directly, I tend to make eye contact, but my gaze tends to wander when I’m talking into the microphone. I need to focus on the camera instead. I’m not following a script; I have an outline on my screen, but since the camera is on the same screen, I don’t always look at it. My tendency to look around is usually just a habit.

Thank you for expressing your views. And nothing has been confirmed yet. There is just strong evidence stating so.

You bring up some valid points about the We, Robot event, and acknowledge that the strong evidence suggesting the teleoperation of the robots is misleading the market. My intention with this video was to focus on Elon Musk's impact as an entrepreneur and innovator, and his recent company announcements. Regardless of how anyone feels about his political views, he's clearly played a significant role in shaping industries like electric vehicles and space exploration. Although, I appreciate you sharing your perspective.

Thanks for the awesome comment and for being such an active member on the podcast! Glad you enjoyed the episode it means a lot! That's cool you used your quest to make 3D art! I can't wait to dive into VR. I've heard it's a blast!

Hey @allenr.williams32, thanks for the insightful comment! You make some excellent points. I definitely didn't mean to imply that an individual couldn't make a significant contribution it's just statistically less likely given the resources involved. agree, the lack of novelty in the reflection tokens was a big red flag. And you hit the nail on the head with the transparency issue also wish Matt would address it directly. It definitely erodes trust when things aren't clear. Thanks again for sharing your perspective and for the kind words about the podcast!

This is the most insightful comment I have received on the channel so far.

Thanks for the feedback! I appreciate you watching and letting me know about the pauses. I'll work on making them smoother in future videos! 😊 Sorry about the late reply. I was at a conference last week.

@@daltonbanderson I'm looking forward to your future videos so make think interactive and informative!

This week's episode was challenging. I wanted to discuss Claude's new computer demo feature but ran out of time and had to talk about the Pixel phone.

While this has been an ongoing issue, it still needs to be addressed. The current description isn't clear enough, especially for those unfamiliar with how dual-lens systems work. It should be explicitly stated that the advertised resolution is achieved by combining the output from both lenses, not each lens individually. This can be misleading, as buyers might expect each lens to capture the full resolution. Right now, VR is still in the early adopter stage, but to get widespread adoption. I think things need to be clear for people who aren't tech-savvy.

@@daltonbanderson Oh I absolutely agree! The industry is still in the early enough stages where borderline predatory stuff like this could be remedied because it's massively misleading to consumers. If companies are so hellbent of having Bigger Number they could even do as little as slightly tweak the verbiage to something like "a combined 4K resolution" or whatever. Pretty much anything more descriptive than the borderline lie that's saved by a loophole so it's not considered false advertising. Imagine if a store were selling 8K TV's in pairs of two they could advertise saying they have 16K resolution. I don't think that'd be received very well, but what do I know. These people own the beeg companies and I'm just some goblin on the internet lmao.

@@dunngunkadoid You nailed it! It's like they're banking on people who do not understand the tech. Your 16K TV analogy is spot-on 😂. Hopefully, more people become aware of this so we can push for more transparent labeling.

I appreciate you. It was an ordeal and I have another update with more challenges that is coming out later this week. 🤕

Fair enough! Maybe next time I'll create something more your speed. It was a bit rough with the jet lag.

You're telling me! Initially, it was a bit of a shock, but it made for a good story. 😂 I'm glad it worked because it would cause severe issues as the language barrier is higher than I first assumed.

Thank you, I appreciate it. If you're interested in learning the other half of the paper, just look on the channel for another episode titled Beyond the Hype, and you'll find the first half of the paper to listen to.

Also, I appreciate your continued support, and I like that voice your opinion on videos that you like.

Sorry about the late reply, I've still been a little sick. Your comment is hilarious because I felt like a disclaimer was required, as I sounded like I was about to cry the whole time. I was overwhelmed by the beauty of the paper but not in that way 🤣. I think that paper is special because it's the first open-source foundational model, and the level of detail in which they broke down their approach. Their methodologies, methodologies that influenced their approach or thought process, isn't something I've seen before to that level of detail. But then again, the paper is 90-plus pages, so not many people are going to read the whole thing, but they could listen to a couple of episodes on the podcast and have a pretty good idea of what's going on in the paper.

@@daltonbanderson and that's why ur a hero sir😂but seriously ty for making this stuff both interesting and digestible, excited to see what's next

Once again, I appreciate the encouragement and I'm glad that you find the information useful or interesting. This week I'm going to talk about Google Gemini Gems. I have been doing some testing with gems for two weeks and want to talk about it.

Greetings back from the United States! Welcome. Happy to have you. I appreciate your comment, and it is awesome that people find the things I talk about interesting and informative.

i wait.

Hello, I was talking about the story of the self-driving; I have not worked on a self-project myself.

@@daltonbanderson when u will make? i wait my friendly. thanks four help four me.

It's intriguing to see Android and Apple striving for what the other offers, but in the process, they inadvertently diminish the significance of choice, preference, and retention. As a result, brand loyalty becomes the dominant factor, and Apple's strong brand affinity gives them a significant advantage in this regard.

I am interested in seeing how it plays out in the long term.

I think even the millennials will have difficulties with recall feature.

Thank you! I post a new EP every week; I hope you tune-in again.

Thank you! If you're interested in the full EP go to my profile and view the most recent EP on the Venture Step playlist.

Haha. That's the first time I heard this. This comment is pretty funny thank you for sharing.

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Hey! The show is posted weekly on Spotify and many other podcast sites/apps. Link to the Venture Step Podcast on Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/1g0KdJghT0EgsFZCaKBscc?si=ead970a522a643d1 Link to this EP on Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/4pvv540iFvxVo31dsXe1C9?si=af21c9d68675426d

​@@daltonbanderson Thx! Great video btw. I am from Turkey and i like your videos.🫡

Thank you! I appreciate it. I am still surprised that people listen to the episodes.

More to come!

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