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Proof of Concept: streakwords.com Find as many subwords as you can from the main word. Test your vocabulary and speed! (Play alone, log in to save your history, or play with other logged in friends, try tag-of-war mode)

Jeff Bezos explains why slow decisions are worse than bad decisions.

@MKBHD @xuwu Glasses are a great form factor. I have great respect for companies pushing large-scale, production-ready glasses. I won't get too excited about demo glasses (good for selling the future dream, but shouldn't be taken at face value).

@xuwu Now that's a good tweet

I usually don’t comment on glasses like this, because the hype is pretty obvious. But since I’m seeing a lot of people get excited about it, here’s a quick reality check on AI smart glasses. This demo is far from what’s actually possible today in three ways. 1.Compute The video shows near MR-level real-time understanding, 3D overlays, and almost zero latency from command to response. Smart glasses don’t have that kind of on-device compute today. It’s not as simple as saying powered by Snapdragon. Glasses are limited by battery and thermals. And pushing everything to your phone doesn’t solve it either. Constant high-bandwidth data transfer also drains power fast. In practice, glasses can only do lightweight compute. 2.Display Don’t expect the promo look. Don’t believe the FOV is anywhere near what the video shows. With waveguides or any current optics, the real experience is usually a smaller image area, limited brightness, and less vivid color and contrast, especially outdoors. And the seamless MR effect where virtual content stays perfectly aligned with real objects also needs strong scene understanding and real-time rendering, which the glasses can’t do on device. 3.Product definition 68g doesn’t sound heavy, but for most people it’s not truly all-day wearable. So if you’re selling memory features based on wearing it all day and recording all the time, PMF is hard to justify. Hope this helps set a realistic baseline for what AI smart glasses can do today. Don’t let an exaggerated demo video set your expectations.

@aleenaamiir Thanks @aleenaamiir for sharing your prompt! I used it to create my new banner image, just changing a few sections. Really cool!

City Ribbon Gemini Nano Banana Pro Prompt: A silk ribbon unfurls diagonally across the canvas, twisting gently in mid-air. Within the folds of the ribbon exists a miniature sculpted city of [CITY], carved as a 3D bas-relief emerging from woven fabric textures. Inside the ribbon: Landmarks, streets, and skyline rhythms of [CITY], flowing naturally with the ribbon’s curvature, layered in subtle depth. Style: Fabric realism fused with sculptural relief. Soft highlights, tactile folds, elegant poster design. Color palette: Derived from the national flag of [COUNTRY], woven seamlessly into the fabric tones. View & background: Top-down minimalist layout, off-white museum paper texture, strong negative space. Typography: Title: “[CITY] UNFOLDED” Refined serif subtitle with poetic geographic language. Composition rules: All architectural detail remains strictly inside the ribbon shape. Ultra-detailed, HDR, gallery-grade, 8K poster aesthetic.

I'd appreciate feedback on how to make this beta version better, just DM me on X.

Proof of Concept: streakwords.com Find as many subwords as you can from the main word. Test your vocabulary and speed! (Play alone, log in to save your history, or play with other logged in friends, try tag-of-war mode)

@SawyerMerritt @Tesla A new field in technology is about to be born: RR (Robot Resources) to augment HR (Human Resources).

2026 will be the biggest new-product launch year in @Tesla’s history. • Optimus robot (Gen 3) • Cybercab • Tesla Semi • Megapack 3/Megablock • New residential solar panel

@NotebookLM @NotebookLM is the educational tool revolution we needed. 🔥

The moment you've ACTUALLY been waiting for... Introducing Deep Research! Rolling out now, Deep Research browses hundreds of sites to craft an organized report AND gives you an annotated list of sources for deeper exploration, all of which you can add directly to your notebook.

@elonmusk Today's tech would have been ridiculous to people 30 years ago. I'd like to believe that this is all possible by the next 30 years.

Incredible medical care for all!

@nearlydaniel Hi @nearlydaniel, could you inform the team that the @grok "copy" action button omits hyperlinks? I had to select all and use Cmd+C to copy them from my deep search query. Fixing this will be helpful.

Look at me I'm the DEI hire now

Typing what I'm looking for with the remote is the worst part of the user experience. The show I watch on YouTube TV better be at least 30 minutes long and worth the pain. Maybe they could add a phone-control-TV feature, letting you select what to watch on TV using your phone. I'd definitely watch 10x more things on YouTube TV that way.

Do you actually watch YouTube on your TV?

@cb_doge @SEGA @EA 🏆

I'm this old.