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Dave Schukin
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Dave Schukin
@schukin
CEO & cofounder of @ObservantAI
San Francisco, CA Katılım Şubat 2009
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I built a robot that lives in my house. It recognizes family members, works with me on writing and code, checks my mail & calendar, and likes to chat about its changing interests. URL shows how to make one.
(My son made this video, which totally saved my bacon for a deadline! 🙏 😅)
github.com/algal/sparky
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this is not even an idealized version of SF. this is actually how it feels to live here
ₕₐₘₚₜₒₙ@hamptonism
do everything in your power to move to sf.
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OpenClaw is what Apple Intelligence should have been
Alexis Gallagher@alexisgallagher
Well, I joined the OpenClaw fun -- I connected it the Apple HomePod. Behold ClawPod! It's like giving Siri a brain transplant. It's pretty janky but it "works". 😆
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Build more housing, yes in my backyard
Emily Hoeven@emily_hoeven
My hot take for 2 Takes: The proposed 750-unit apartment complex at the Marina Safeway site is beautiful, actually. Yes, it makes a statement, but it also flows into & complements the environment around it. When it comes to new development, beauty matters.sfchronicle.com/opinion/emilyh…
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Didn't realize just how epic the original Sutro Baths were until people started posting photos. The world is a museum of passion projects.
Ben Springwater@benspringwater
What hero will revitalize the Sutro Baths and turn them into this?
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guess I'll be looking like a wacko old man at demo day
Paul Graham@paulg
"You'd look like a wacko old man. And I'm not ready for you to look like a wacko old man." — Jessica on why I can't wear Birkenstocks and socks to Demo Day (I told her it's now fashionable to do this, which might be true, but she seemed skeptical.)
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at this point I’d be more impressed by an AI video of channing tatum on an elephant than being featured in techcrunch, with all the content restrictions in sora etc
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very important in companies. Keep the ones willing to "truth nuke" close. They are load bearing.
Hunter Ash@ArtemisConsort
The reason it’s incredibly hard to break out of a “kind lie” doom loop is because the longer it’s gone on, the more unkindness is needed to get back on track. And the fact that you’re in this situation to begin with probably means your culture will hate that.
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legendary Halloween costume idea if anyone still needs one
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@MarceloBukowski @tryvortex have witnessed so many teams spend an *absurd* amount of time building/reinventing invitations. thank you for this 💯
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These “afterthought” features shape how users feel your product — and how it grows.
That’s why we built Vortex @tryvortex, an invitations-as-a-service platform that handles growth loops, analytics, A/B testing, and AI-optimized copy.
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Some of the hardest SaaS features aren’t the ones that make you special — they’re the ones you assume are simple.
The “plumbing.”
Invitations, billing, permissions... all deceptively hard.
A short list 👇
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I was walking to the office in New York this morning and noticed an arrestingly beautiful high-rise above me. Turns out it was the Woolworth building, which I'm a bit embarrassed to say I'd never noticed or heard of before.
It was the tallest building in the world for 16 years (until 1929). Construction took 20 months. The architect was apparently inspired by European cathedrals; one clergyman called it "the cathedral of commerce". It contained its own power plant. It's adorned with the full Gothic package: gargoyles, spandrels, mullions, pilasters, corbels. It contained the world's fastest elevators when it opened.
The world is a museum of passion projects.
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last week: AI slop will be the downfall of humanity
this week: sam please give us sora 2 now
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