Life lesson: if you’re bald, make your photo a bit darker when applying for a Japanese tourist visa. Otherwise, your head might blend into the background like you're half invisible. Every time you go through immigration, the customs officer looks confused and double-checks one more time. Progress.

Made a UI to visualize multiple AI agents playing as different civilizations, each navigating its own decision tree Most agent workflow UIs are pretty static, so I wanted to build something that feels more dynamic and fun to explore

attached teardown photos downloaded from iFixit and asked Grok to create an Appleish exploding animation of Siri Remote, which can be used as the hero animation for my app website, I mean hopefully... three minutes later... what the...

Since no one is willing to pay to subscribe to my X, I've decided to turn off the subscription and share the wallpaper photos I captured with everyone for free. Here's the first one. I shot this on my iPhone 16 Pro on July 19, 2025. No color grading, no edits. ⁨The location is right on the coast in Port Kembla, Wollongong⁩ South Coast⁩ Australia⁩. I was using a Lebara eSIM at the time, and the GPS location was drifting constantly, the pinpoint might not be accurate. I felt like standing there made every other worry feel tiny. Honestly, I could've died right there with no regrets. Defintely one of the most peaceful views I've ever seen. If you're following my tweets you may noticed, I've used this photo as a background in many of my app demos and App Store screenshots. I think it's quite versatile. It always reminds me of a wonderful memory. If you like it as well, feel free to use it however you want. No copyright worries from me. I just hope that one day, you'll be able to stand in this exact spot and see this beautiful view for yourself, the way I did.

The iPhone screen is relatively small. So I added a horizontal scrolling feature. I also adjusted the height of the hills to ensure they don't interfere with finger placement. Send to review soon.

I did a mini test on some tier 2 models I have. The test is to generate a macOS app that displays a Siri Remote device according to a product image I provided. Xiaomi MiMo is at a disadvantage in this situation since it doesn't support the image function. Moreover, it was the slowest of the four. It took 10 min just to complete this interface. It is excusable considering it's free($0.01) for now. Gemini's performance among these four models is actually quite impressive. It’s not as bad as others have complained.