If I had this I could get a roomba. Does that make sense?

Totally agree. I would love a roomba but I have a dog so clutter in the living room is inevitable even after a clean up. This bot could sync with the roomba (or other robot vacuums) to ensure a space / path is clear before it is vacuumed

can it just carry around a normal vacuum? no need for wheels when you can fly

Create a little station in one corner, and make the whole arm/pulley system able to switch the attachment/tool, so it can first pick up all the stuff, then change the tool to a vacuum, then once done, change a tool to a mop, and so on :) A N-in-1 system!

you can also program it to turn itself off

If I get this, could it carry my Roomba up stairs so it'll cover my whole house?

From a quick search, most models will be heavier than what this can lift, even at low heights in the center of the room where the stress on any particular cable is minimized.

This is actually what I like about my roomba - it forces me to clean up objects from the floor. So yes, I'm doing manual labor. But I'm not hating myself every day for not vacuuming.

It seems to me that ethics evolve to suit the process, and not the other way.

Even if he didn't do the surgery, he has a superior context window.

Must have survived a lot of compactions

Will there be another free lunch in our lifetimes?

If you come up with a loss function that produces a CPU please tell us.

If the qwen were conscious it ought to feel mocked.

How do you do the clock?

The code for xterm is discouraging https://github.com/netlinux-ai/xterm

It's like you want tool calling until you actually want some hallucination/creativity.

Where's the interest? It's the customer's fault.