UAP orbs fly in a triangular formation over a residential area; one of the orbs appears to fly directly in front of the camera at 0:47. Filmed in Gilbertsville, PA (I am not the person who recorded this video). According to the Immaculate Constellation report, spheres/orbs are the most common UAP morphology recorded. One of orbs flies directly in front of the camera at 0:47 and can also be seen in the top left corner at 0:52.

Thinking orbs library is now available for SwiftUI and React Native, all for free 9 types, playground, dark & light mode, zero dep Collab with @a_brinza

Amp orbs are actually pretty useful. Here's an example. I started a thread in the cli working on my blog. Had it use a portal to host the site to show me the changes. I'm working on a technical post and wanted it to render jupyter notebooks nicer so it did that and I saw it work in the site portal. I moved to to the web UI because it was just kinda nice to have my website preview and coding agent both in chrome in the same app. I went back to work on my post, so I told it to make another portal for jupyter. This was nice because I don't have jupyter on this machine and I don't really like telling agents to just go install stuff on my local computer, but in an orb sandbox it's fine. It's on same machine so save of notebook reloads the preview site. And it all just worked. I could have done all this on localhost like I usually do. But it was nice because it was just a bit less friction than normal

Thinking Orbs, animated component library 6 types, optimized for large and small sizes, light & dark mode, playground, zero dependencies npm install thinking-orbs Collaborated on this with @a_brinza who did a lot of work

Thank you to @orbs_korea for organizing On-ChAIn Night! We had an amazing time and amazing keynote by @ClBlockchain on all-things Pear. If you're around during KBW - come say hi. 🍐