Headless everything for personal AI 🔗
It’s pretty clear that apps and services are all going to have to go headless: that is, they will have to provide access and tools for personal AI age [...]
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mist is now open source and looking for interop 🔗
A brief update on mist, my ephemeral Markdown editor with Google Docs-style comments and suggested edits: mist is now open source with an MIT license, [...]
A sleep aid 🔗
Mostly I go to sleep very easily. Like 3 minutes from lights out, max. I’m content, I exercise, I burn my tokens each day, I think all that helps. Oft [...]
An appreciation for (technical) architecture 🔗
Once upon a time I kept on meeting architects who had ended up working with the web. I asked why. Some good answers: Architects think about how people [...]
Filtered for home security 🔗
1. The Amazon Ring Always Home Cam is an indoor security drone for your home. Introduced with this video in 2020: "Yeah, it’s a camera that flies." Sa [...]
New Wave Hardware 🔗
We briefly mentioned New Wave Hardware in last week’s Inanimate Lab Notes so this is me doing some unpacking. While you’re there, join 300+ other subs [...]
The violence of the Librareome Project 🔗
Vernor Vinge’s sci-fi novel Rainbows End (2006) is so prescient about AI training data. His short Fast Times at Fairmont High (2002) is set in the sam [...]
Speaking is quick, listening is slow 🔗
Thank goodness voice computing is finally happening. Now we can work on making it good. The tech is here, like the free Whisper model (what an unlock [...]