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Today on In Case You Missed It: Altwork Station is selling a $3,900 computer desk that can sit, stand and fully recline, levering the screen and desk up to keep that ergonomic alignment you’ve realized you need to actually care about. Being an adult can be so overrated. Meanwhile there are two pieces of fun robot news: Yamaha is teasing its autonomous motorcycling robot and MIT researchers built a robotic cube that can jump over uneven terrain.
If any of you are preparing Halloween tricks, make sure to send a zombie via Lyft tomorrow. The video is pretty funny too.
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