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<h1>Short Films</h1>
<p class="subtitle">The quiet craft of repair, traced on screen</p>
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<p>Everything I teach comes back to the signal path — and the patience it takes to walk it. These short films follow the futuristic and familiar alike: an emulation layer that stops the mail, a robot that learns to fold, and the discipline of measuring before you guess.</p>
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<h3>The ARM Wall</h3>
<p>Outlook and Teams broke this week on ARM PCs, and only on the Surfaces. Tracing the emulation layer — real bug, real troubleshooting.</p>
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<h3>LG × NVIDIA: A Robot Learns to Fold</h3>
<p>What an NVIDIA + LG robotics collab teaches a networking instructor about scale: from tensor cores to a real bench.</p>
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<h2>Made through 4ort.mov</h2>
<p>My channel lives at <a href="https://alexander-riobe.mov">alexander-riobe.mov</a> — narrated short-form, captioned, with the whole signal path spelled out.</p>
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