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19th century silent film that first captured a robot attack (npr.org)
alephnerd 29 minutes ago [-]
Oh boy, this takes me down memory lane.

George Meliese's silent films and automatons were at the core of the beautifully illustrated and written YA novel from the mid-2000s named The Invention of Hugo Cabret [0].

[0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Invention_of_Hugo_Cabret

damnitbuilds 5 hours ago [-]
"[...] attacks a human clown with a stick."

Why does NPR call Gugusse "a human clown" ? He is not wearing clown clothes.

Gugusse looks more to me like the "mad inventor" of the robot, with a comedic bald head.

9 minutes ago [-]
pigeons 27 minutes ago [-]
the llm editing the llm writing it missed it?
IAmBroom 39 minutes ago [-]
Agreed 100%. That's a mad scientist. I'll bet the coat with exaggerated tails was comically out of fashion as well.
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