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Heavy snow in Iceland, and I can't log into Claude Code because of claude(.)ai outages, so does that count as a snow day or a sick day? 😃

@charleswaswung Awesome, I'll check it out (esp relevant with Claude being down at the moment :)

@gummihaf Vibe-coding is such a great way to explore creativity and problem-solving, and having that smart assistant definitely makes it more enjoyable. A friend told me about Capacity(.)so, which can help streamline the app-building process while keeping that fun vibe going.

I've been vibe-coding for awhile now (is Claude Code still vibe-coding? It's sooo good) and one thing I'm experiencing that most people don't talk about is that it's really, really fun! It truly feels like you have a fairly smart colleague to talk to all the time

@rqobela Pascal and 6502 assembly… although I’m still intrigued by the latter, pascal not so much 🤷‍♂️😁

Programming language you learnd but never used again is...?

Hey @Talabat - you need to verify your user’s email addresses before engaging with them. Someone registered using my email and I’ve tried to get in touch with you about it but no answers…

Why do none of the LLM-based chat apps support CarPlay? Seems like an obvious use case to use Gemini or ChatGPT in live mode while driving

@bballinger Cove looks amazing! Thanks for the pointer, I’m going to try it out

@gummihaf Check out Cove AI for a bit of inspiration on what this could look like with a Figma-like canvas and Notion-like cards.

I’m building a simple product where you chat with an assistant who constantly updates a “whiteboard” based on the state of the conversation, so instead of having to go back in the chat history you can always see the state of the conversation at a glance 1/

I’m looking for a few testers, DM me if you’re interested! Built with @Replit and I’m loving it, still just an early prototype though 😁

Tried @Replit again today, and it's constantly getting (so much!) better! Probably not ready for true scale production apps, but for rapid prototyping or getting started on projects it's amazing. The skeptics aren't correctly projecting where this is heading...

@physical_int Where can I buy one? 😁 Really impressive!

At Physical Intelligence (π) our mission is to bring general-purpose AI into the physical world. We're excited to show the first step towards this mission - our first generalist model π₀ 🧠 🤖 Paper, blog, uncut videos: physicalintelligence.company/blog/pi0

@rrhoover It is primarily for health tracking, great for music on the run, I like not having to take my phone along, golf taking (if you play golf :) and also nice for payments

I’ve never owned an Apple Watch and still have no interest. Other than health tracking, what do y’all use it for? (imo, making notifications more accessible is a bug, not a feature)

@gunniho @Replit Thanks! Shouldn’t be too long at this pace, have you tried Replit?

@gummihaf @Replit Looking forward to seeing what you're building!

I've worked with some form of AI most of my professional career, and been tracking the current development closely, but playing with @Replit today has completely blown my mind 🧵

@Replit @Jeff_Burke14 Done, thanks!

@gummihaf DM @Jeff_Burke14 your Replit username

Aaaaargh! @Replit - it took me just a few hours, what would it take to increase my quota? I can't wait a whole month... ☹️☹️

Insane, had not even tried it on mobile 🤯

If this goes well, I'll share what I've built, and if there's interest I'll talk in more detail about the process in the context of the actual product^H^H^H^Htotype

So far I've been able to build a very simplistic prototype, learned a lot about the idea - even simple ideas show their worms once you step into the pit - all just in a few hours while also attending other stuff