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[@porridge3075]

do you think you are going to live forever? The speed at which your humanoid robot is developing will take you centuries to build. Better off just getting a job and saving your money and waiting to buy one of the AI robots NVIDIA or someone like that will be selling in a few years.

[@artbyrobot1]

thats what they told me 15 years ago and we are no closer to being able to buy one and someone like you will say the same thing 25 years from now and we will still be no closer.

[@porridge3075]

I could buy a mannequin, tape a tablet computer to it with an AI chat bot installed and have a more functional humanoid robot then you will ever make@@artbyrobot1

[@artbyrobot1]

actually, there's more to say here... You look at my current progression speed and extrapolate that out assuming it will continue at a snail pace always. That is where we differ. I work on this in little surges with months of working on other things in between surges. Progress is slower based on this project coinciding with me #1) getting married #2) figuring out what major other projects I want to do #3) starting a family (had 2 daughters and babysit them 30 hours a week) #4) starting multiple other businesses and experimenting in that realm #5) getting established setting up a home and renovations and remodeling #6) getting established financially #7) freaked out over world events and became a prepper with all the massive time and money that has grabbed being MASSIVE #8) a major religious awakening I underwent and all the time that grabbed up from me (including countless hours of Bible study and doctrinal work and study). All of these major life events and massive distractions from the robot came back to back relentlessly which put the robot into the background neglected to some degree. These all happened in the first and only decade I've dedicated to this robot. If the next few decades are more quiet and calm and uneventful, it is reasonable to expect 10x the progression. If I become independently wealthy or take on the assistance of my daughters we could see a lot of new massive surges in project dev speed using those added resources to fuel production. So all of these factors could create a 20x or 30x speed boost compared to the past decade. This is why your comment that I seem I'll never finish really isn't fair in my opinion. You don't have all the facts but now you have many of them to factor in. Oh yeah, and also there is the element that once I build the arm and a basic set of eyes, I intend to focus solely on AI/software to get that arm to build the rest of the robot's entire body which saves me a TON of work that I'd otherwise have to do myself.

[@artbyrobot1]

oh yeah I just remembered another good point on this subject you bring up: so another element built into your position is assuming this build is linear and step by step till its done. That is also not true. It acts more like one step forward one step back when things don't work. Over and over you try designs and then find out they are wrong or inferior and have to start over. So it isn't like I'm going as slow as it seems, it is more like I'm ruling out every way to NOT build a robot and only then can move forward as I trial and error my way along ruling things out. That acts like progress even though it doesn't look like progress. The lightbulb inventor guy tried like 1k+ attempts before getting a working lightbulb. Each "failure" made him look like he didn't progress at all and we could have said at that time "do you plan to live forever because at this rate you'll never do it" but in reality, we really don't know when that very next attempt is the smash hit success which catapults him to victory at a enormously faster perceived pace when in fact, each "failure" was a fast progression since it did lead to ruling out many things and ultimately led to the successful discoveries. The failures just don't LOOK like fast progress is all but they are progress in a sense. So also it is with my seemingly slow progress. You guys don't really fully grasp all the behind the scenes failures that go into this and slow me down if you only look at what is built so far.