Mike Vu

@petergyang Palace of Fine Arts is still fun for kids even if it’s just strolling on the outside, Cable Car ride / Museum, Pier 39 show and Ferris Wheel at the end of the pier, Fort Mason, Chrissy Beach is beautiful at the bottom of the Golden Gate, Adventure Cat Boat Ride, SF Zoo! Enjoy.

What’s there to do in SF with kids beyond the Golden Gate Park and Presidio / Tunnel Tops? Wanna try something new

I can see a world here where an AI video of a video game can be converted into a real game with AI in the future. Simply wild to think about.

@araseb_ Here’s a list of examples: Tesla Uber Instagram Facebook DoorDash OpenAI Anthropic SpaceX Cursor Canva Figma Linear Notion … many, many more. It’s like an unwritten law of innovation.

@araseb_ Historically, all the new leaders of each big tech trend often don't come from existing companies. Too many layers and legacy infrastructure / people that make it extremely hard to shed their old identity and break out.

Seriously, how can Google still not be leading the AI race with all it's resources

@jun_song Can’t wait to try with my 256gb Mac Studio!

Local AI magic. My $4.5k M2 Ultra definitely worth the price.

@Teknium This team keeps cooking!

Blank Slate mode is now in Hermes Agent. The lightest possible install you can have.

The workflow of nailing the target state in all its glory via a rich and beautiful prototype in Claude Design and then bringing it into Codex to bring it to life is very powerful. I can't believe this is now possible.

Everyone has an opportunity to become cognitively superhuman right now, which creates an environment in which someone could be 1000x more productive vs someone who has no idea what to do. The divide is simply unfair and not enough people are focused on this problem.

@tdinh_me The human bottleneck is real!

I'm so exhausted, these AI agents are so good I can't give out tasks fast enough for them to work on. And there are so many things I want to do. AI fatigue is real 😰

Requested by my daughter: a volcano erupting with skittles. Seedance is incredible.

When someone asks you "Where I start with AI?" what do you tell them?

@ScriptedAlchemy Couldn't agree more. Hermes and OpenClaw will always have a special place in my heart just for the incredible first time experience of an Agent truly feeling like it's yours. But Codex is so reliable and powerful, yet elegantly simple too. The best agent orchestration = chat.

I love Hermes. But codex is the only piece of software that turns my entire machine into a simple chat. You have any idea how liberating it is to just whip out a phone, pay all my bills, follow up on emails, get api keys, setup whole servers, operate my discord, slack, other apps, deal with OTP - all while I’m taking a stroll in the park. There’s a lot I wish codex did better, but what it can do, it does the best.

@clairevo Feels like the same is true for professionals too.

After dozens of interviews, I’ve found two types in companies: - super ahead on AI, feels like they are behind - pretty basic AI usage, feels like they have it all figured out

As much as I wish I could use Fable right now, it’s a blessing in disguise for those who got a taste of what’s possible with a model that powerful. It gives you more time to create elaborate plans and specs for all the ideas that you’ve dreamed of building. Lock in.

@jun_song My 256gb Mac Studio delivered this week and I can’t wait to start playing with the open source models. Congrats on the slamming deal.

Just bought a used Mac Studio M2 Ultra 192GB for only $4.5k Barely used and even has Apple care+ until next year Probably the best deal I’ve ever had lol

@kapilansh_twt Claude Design, hands down for now.

which AI tool is actually best for designing ? - Google Stitch - Claude Design - Figma AI - something else

Playing with Seedance 2.0 via @higgsfield_ai. Incredibly fun.

The thing about remote work is that it’s not for everyone. You need to hire the right people in order for it to work. For those professionals that are well suited for remote work environments, I can tell you from personal experience that people are absolutely happier because work / life balance is real.

Published an op ed in @nytimes: remote work hurts mental health. Let me explain why 🧵⤵️

It used to feel so ground breaking and cool to ask OpenClaw and Hermes to upgrade itself. Now I get nervous and more often than not, it goes down and I have to troubleshoot it.

@Scobleizer @DavidSHolz Very intriguing. You just have to applause the vision and desire to help humanity.

My best friend Brandon Wirtz, a brilliant AI pioneer, died at the age of 40 from colon cancer. The doctors missed it. This would catch it. I asked the first question because of Brandon. I love @DavidSHolz who just announced this new unloading scanner and spa that could save many lives and is still giving one of the most interesting product launches I have ever been to. I am sitting with the CEO of the company that makes the chip that both send and receives the ultrasound that will scan your body in one of these devices. Incredible. I was invited to sit in the front row because I covered David’s first company a long time ago. What an entrepreneur. Built this with taking no investors.