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Exploring agents and vocal computing. Formerly building wallets @rainbowdotme.

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Joined June 2009
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now You really Can See Everything
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When did every manufacturer move to RFID blocking wallets? I actually do want to be able to tap my wallet without taking out cards.
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Dispatches from Luma events: watched a guy sitting in the front row liking anime and feet pic posts on his alt, and then immediately context switch to asking an exquisite question to the frontier lab fireside panel
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With Expo Simulators and Bitrig, I think Xcode is dead now. You have no reason to open that IDE. Even your agents can handle the profiles/certificate nightmare with ASC and other CLIs.
Today we're releasing @expo Simulators. I've been super excited about this. It has completely changed the way I build mobile apps. Your agents can now start iOS or Android simulators in the cloud and use your app. They can record screenshots and video as evidence, for you or in a PR. Building, debugging, testing, reviewing. If you do it on a simulator, your agent can do it too. And so can you, right from your browser, on any operating system. :)
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Tempo's speed has been really inspirational. Even more so once you learn of all of the technical investments they've made on fuzzing, DST, and AI tooling to build with more confidence. Top-tier.
reading through @tempo’s T14 upgrade reminded me how much I miss crypto feeling like it’s moving fast. I love ethereum and care about CROPS. but the pace can be frustrating. average time between upgrades in the samples I checked: > ethereum, Merge → Fusaka: 294 days > tempo, T1 → T13: 22 days obviously this isn’t apples to apples. but I’d like to see ethereum’s average time between upgrades drastically reduced. do we still need this many clients? smaller upgrades more often? faster decisions on scope? what else should we rethink?
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What is your favorite eink device right now? My Boox Go 10.3 was lovely, but broke. I also am unsure if Android compatibility is necessary anymore, or if AI native workflows are just better.
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Claude, make all technology feel like Clipper phone taps, make no mistakes
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What do they know
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Daniel Sinclair retweeted
Real-life Siri
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Daniel Sinclair retweeted
Cobot was early
Cobot is worth $30/mo just for the design reference
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Instinct really is an incredible company. Every time I try one of the new usecase integrations, I am surprised at how well executed it is. Try to buy something or book one of these; so good!
Instinct + @Zocdoc Americans make about a billion doctor visits a year. Over 30% of our users have already asked Instinct for help with theirs, and 5% of those requests are for someone else - a child, a parent, or a partner. Today we’re making health a core part of Instinct, starting with @Zocdoc. Your Instinct can now find providers who take your insurance, check who is available, and book the appointment for you. It fills in your details, confirms with you before booking, and adds the visit to your calendar. We want Instinct to be the easiest way to take care of your health. Ask your Instinct to find you a doctor.
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I will not make a joke I will NOT make a 2nd plane joke (╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻
The New York Times is reporting a second Jensen affair.
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Voice models feel like LLMs a year or two ago. So much happening in that space right now, including new architectures and training techniques that are applicable beyond voice too.
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I found the guy writing a billion dollar PDF
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This is brilliant. So good.
Some more details for stickers on iMessage representing computer use status. It matches the animating loader we designed for the hark app. It changes state when the task is complete. It supports lots of languages. Thrilled a clever little idea on an overlooked iMessage feature has been getting some love. Looking forward to what people build with this idea, it adds such an interesting dimension.
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Missed opportunity for the most overkill Google Alerts competitor. Snoop at how people are talking to ChatGPT about you.
Now in beta: Businesses in ChatGPT. Claim your business, manage your information, and get insights on how people engage with you. Eligible businesses can also build a Business Agent to answer customers’ questions and help them explore what you offer. openai.com/index/introducing…
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The cost efficiency of Exact is insane. I built a little TUI wrapper that uses the new Muse Ember model to generate interactive apps in Exact for 3/100th of a penny. This is a Jev-like moment for generative UI.
I want to share a preview of something I've been working on called Exact. It's a new Agent Native app framework written in Rust. It's extremely fast and tries to let you build exactly the experience you want with no compromises.
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Including the generated assets, these Exact apps cost $0.01 in inference from Meta. Try generating something in the TUI: bunx exact-create
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