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  ## Learnings
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- Running all these experiments taught us a lot some expected, some not. Here's what stuck.
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- ### What mattered most
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- Beyond the experiment findings above, several practical insights stood out:
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  - **Train a reward model.** [SARM](https://huggingface.co/docs/lerobot/sarm) gave us data scoring, advantage conditioning, and curation in one package. We recommend it even for tasks where you think manual filtering would suffice.
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  - **Invest in recording quality early.** More time upfront on clean, consistent recordings pays off more than extra volume.
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  ### For the community: the order of operations
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- If you're training a policy for a new manipulation task with LeRobot, here's the sequence we'd recommend based on what we learned:
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  1. **Define your task protocol first.** Before collecting a single episode, agree on exactly how the task should be performed.
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  2. **Collect 50–100 clean demonstrations.** Quality over volume. Consistent technique, good camera angles, deliberate motions. This is your foundation, everything else builds on it.
 
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  ## Learnings
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+ We also learned a lot from running all these experiments. Several practical insights stood out:
 
 
 
 
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  - **Train a reward model.** [SARM](https://huggingface.co/docs/lerobot/sarm) gave us data scoring, advantage conditioning, and curation in one package. We recommend it even for tasks where you think manual filtering would suffice.
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  - **Invest in recording quality early.** More time upfront on clean, consistent recordings pays off more than extra volume.
 
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  ### For the community: the order of operations
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+ If you're training a policy for a new manipulation task with LeRobot, here's what we recommend:
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  1. **Define your task protocol first.** Before collecting a single episode, agree on exactly how the task should be performed.
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  2. **Collect 50–100 clean demonstrations.** Quality over volume. Consistent technique, good camera angles, deliberate motions. This is your foundation, everything else builds on it.