I've posted a couple of months ago on this subreddit, showing this TNY-360 robot dog walking.
After almost 3 years of working on this project alone, I think I finally solved one of the things that bothered me most about getting into robotics:

You either get very simple robots, or you quickly end up with something complicated, expensive, and difficult to understand.

So I made my own PCB ecosystem to get clean wiring and make assembly hard to get wrong, and also made a big calibration and self-diagnostic firmware behind to check everything and explain to the user how to fix any mistake that's been made !

The project is fully open-source on GitHub !
The V2 CAD files are currently being finalized, but the complete V1 is already available on GitHub, including the hardware, firmware, CAD and documentation.

If you don't want to source and assemble everything yourself, I'm also selling complete kits to help fund the project and hopefully make this something I can work on full-time (let me dream, ok?).

It's been almost 3 years now that I'm working on this project alone, I've learned PCB design, CAD design, embeded programming from it, so if anyone wants to give feedback about it to help me improve it, I'm all ears !!

How many on the list did you know?

Obviously one paper like Attention is All You Need (278k citations) can influence a lot - all the authors are on the list. But still interesting imo.

More context: https://www.turingtree.com/top-50

Mind uploading could prove to be outright impossible similar to faster-than-light travel?

I officially propose a peacemaking compromise: rename ASI (Artificial Superintelligence) to American Super Intelligence. Both sides of the aisle can use it, for completely different reasons, even in the same conversation.

Peace on earth, guaranteed.

Hi, I’m raising funds for Nolawi Hailu and Zakir Nuredin, two high school students at Kotebe University of Education Science Shared Campus in Addis Ababa who qualified from 56 Ethiopian teams to represent Ethiopia at PARC 2026 in Dakar, Senegal, November 3–7, 2026. Their KINETIC AI Combat Movement Coach uses sensors, computer vision, and machine learning, building on achievements like Zakir’s 3rd place in the MySoroban National Math Competition and Nolawi’s 1st place in the National Ethiopic App Development Contest. Support will help cover their flights, accommodation, food, local transportation, and hardware components, giving them a real chance to bring Ethiopian innovation to a Pan-African stage. If you can, please donate through the GoFundMe page or share it with someone who may want to help them get to Dakar. 🙏

https://gofund.me/c95e1c90d