Will you own your bot or will your bot own you?
Austin maintenance hub ready to receive aircraft. @zipline’s 5th metro in the US.
Our second tug is coming together faster than the first.
512GB RAM Studios. Apple was good to us. 🦞
Bitrig can now automate your app’s entire push notification setup, from Xcode to your backend.
What if your dinner could fly over traffic instead of sitting in it? We are now scaling to provide Uber Eats more than 1 million autonomous deliveries a day. Uber is becoming an investor in Zipline. We’ve entered the scaling era for robotics and physical AI.
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The broad shift in recognition about light & health (not just circadian) is starting…
@RogerSeheult Glen Jeffery & others (!) deserve credit for pushing the message w/grace & tenacity (turns out that to effect broad change, you need both). Still a ways to go but it’s starting.
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Shoutout to Michael Moreno at RevStar Consulting for creating this walkthrough on setting up Super Carl with @openclaw.
Now his Claw is recruiting, finding buyers, connecting with investors, and more through Super Carl.
Check out the video 👇
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Today's release adds Supabase support to Bitrig.
Bitrig can now build apps with your own user accounts, server-side functions, and a relational database.
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Few spots left for @colintluce's of Basis Theory, he produced a startup doc "The Story of Venmo" to be unveiled in a red carpet premiere at SF JAZZ on Tuesday Sept 8th. I'll be there, along w/ Venmo founders & @lessin & @davemorin. Tell 'em I sent you:
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@samsaffron I don't think many humans are going to be reading or writing code in 5 years, so I don't really think it matters.
From here on out will only use HP to discuss GPUs.
One horsepower is ~746W; a B200 under sustained load hits 800W+, with a theoretical max of 1000W.
A GPU is almost exactly a modern-day workhorse
Pray for Big Sur and the Timber Fire. It appears to be doubling every 6 hours. We are evacuating @Esalen and are closed until the fire is contained.
introducing anydoc
now your agents get 100x faster local parsing for pdf, docx, pptx & 10 more formats
- sub-5ms md conversion
- 500 docx files in 1.7s
- top quality across all 13 formats
- rust-based
- open source
already powering @firecrawl /parse
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I've known @mvanhorn for quite some time it was great to catch up on @alreadyhereshow and talk about /last30days &
I love that Matt's approach starts with a problem he personally wants solved. Has his personal agent help him build it and he publishes it to see who else would benefit from it.
Quick Highlights:
00:00 — Ship the smallest useful version
02:24 — Search where fast-changing knowledge lives
05:02 — Let contributors challenge your design
17:34 — Turn websites into agent-ready commands
22:58 — Start with a problem you need solved
30:12 — Choose what you’re willing to maintain
34:29 — Judge the output, not every step
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This was the GOLDEN era of mobile interaction design & invention (circa 2010-2014).
Rdio, Path, Flipboard (worked on it for 4yrs+), Clear, Tweetbot, Mailbox, Paper.
I wish there was an easy way for the current generation to run these apps and learn how EVERYTHING came to be …
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We stand on the shoulders of giants. These invented some of the most amazing interactions and gestures now pervasive across apps today.
One of my favorites - the Path Flyout menu
Thoughts are with Spokane, Washington. This is a really bad fire.
Remember spending hours studying the UI and interactions in these?
This is such a great trend. More of this. Evals that actually matter in the real world.
Introducing Supabase Evals.
Our benchmark for how well AI coding agents build with Supabase. We run agents like Claude Code, Codex, and Open Code against real tasks and score what they do.
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