This is lame. It's a content creator making millions of dollars for doing the same old bullshit that he's been doing for years, except the pay out is way bigger and he's getting you to do free marketing for him.

Cont.
- Search the web for documentation and solutions
- Spawn specialized sub-agents for focused tasks
- Track costs so you don't blow your API budget
- Log sessions for debugging and improvement

And the end, you'll have a fully functional AI coding assistant that can:

- Navigate and understand the codebase
- Edit files with precision using structured diff
- Run tests and linting to verify changes

"accidentally"

The robots are part of an art installation titled "Regular Animals" by the digital artist Beeple (Mike Winkelmann).
The specific robot platform used is manufactured by Unitree Robotic. Often mistaken for Boston Dynamics' "Spot," but they are smaller, more affordable consumer-grade quadrupeds.

Which was totally worth it.

Beeple Studios is located in the Zero 10 sector, which is a new curated area for digital art on the main show floor.
Booth Number: Z1
Location: The Zero 10 sector is located on the main floor, adjacent to the Meridians sector. On the map, look for the area marked Zero 10

And here's the list. (I had to screenshot because it's too long for bsky.)

And we are ready to go!

We are on boarding with mention of delays.