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✨One prompt away from figuring it all out. ✨

Boston, MA
Joined March 2009
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Google Gemini 4 Carbon shatters physics sims! Glassy Jenga - It's no fun until you have a shard of glass hurling towards ya right? 😉 Play by 'sound' 🔊 tapping on the blocks! Just want to break stuff (yeah, me too) ? Hit the sandbox & 🔨 smash away. vitrail.andrewvoirol.com
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Hopefully. This can be a way to get the bugs squared away. I can clearly send money, I just can't add money, nor can I use @XMoney to pay for @X subscription.This card is a fancy metal thing but I literally can't use it for anything other than this. xitter.twitterapi.xyz/i/jf/cards/money/share…
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⟁ndrew V retweeted
🧊 @AI_Andrew wondered what Jenga would feel like if every block were made of fragile stained glass, using Carbon to simulate how the tower catches the light, rings when tapped, and shatters into shards when it falls
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I used Gemini 4 Carbon to get Windows 11 running on my iPhone Duo! 💻 Unfold the screen and it's a pocket PC, including Antigravity running coding agents on my phone. This is the actual desktop ARM OS running locally with touch controls. Demo + repo below!
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A tip for long running tasks: Ask your agents to share intermediate outputs early and often. Frame sharing as a human steering opportunity not an approval gate.
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Micro interactions are kinda one of my obsessions lately One thing I noticed with Gemini 4 Carbon is that it does a much better job at Favicon choice and design. It's the little things that make the biggest difference.
Carbon has brought many of my micro interaction dreams to reality, including this little chip design is often about these small but delightful moments. And lately i've been having so much fun designing, prototyping and shipping with this model. If you have a fun idea that was deemed too small or unimportant, this is a sign to make it a reality :)
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Introducing Gemini Decision 1, our new frontier decision model in the Gemini API. It is $0.10 per 1M input tokens with no additional cost. With support for image, audio, video, and PDF natively, 256K context window, & 1K questions. You can try it for free in the API!
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this looks like fun great for holidays coming up too
🚨 NEW LABS EXPERIMENT 🚨 Introducing Tabletop 🎲— our newest experiment built to get your crew from "we should totally do that" to "we’re actually doing this." Drop links and files into one shared space, add your crew, and ask Tabletop for whatever you need to create custom spaces on the fly: 🗺️ Interactive road trip maps & dinner-decider wheels 🏆 Live pickleball brackets & merch voting boards 🪑 Drag-and-drop seating charts (so you don’t get stuck next to your boss) Pull up a chair and join the waitlist (US, 18+): labs.google/tabletop
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TIL learned about physics-tribology , time to have some fun!
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If software is dead, then rebuild this platform. Go ahead. I'll wait.
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i love melty ai
Carbon: - wrote a custom CUDA/C++ path tracer from scratch - integrated MuJoCo rigid-body physics - designed and tuned a 60-second Rube Goldberg machine (120,000 gravity and contact steps in MuJoCo, no keyframes) - made the 3D studio and synced a continuous camera take to a custom Lyria 3.5 track
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I was reasonably impressed with @GoogleDeepMind Gemini 4 Carbon approach to this simulation of a single drop of blood. 🩸 Aiming for the right pigment, sediment, hematocrits, took a few turns. It's way more interesting if you try it yourself though! drop-of-blood.andrewvoirol.c…
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For this one I used @antigravity Science skills to give the extra boost for hemoglobin, viscosity, oxidation, among other things. I chose this route as red dye in water wasn't really the approach I wanted here (though that was a very cool first turn).
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I wanted to explore how well @Google Gemini 4 Carbon would understand the assignment. It Did! Gave it a photo, and asked to create a watercolor diorama of the moment and to make it a scroll driven story (and then capture the video for this post too! )
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You can play or read or check it out here too! little-nis.andrewvoirol.com/
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Contact sheets of the 'making of' progress as the harness checked the details. Rather fun just to see it cooking.
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I provided the photo, and @antigravity ran with it, with one other follow up it adjusted the trees and figure to my preference and voila!
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