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Sam

@samrindd

AI Engineer | health & wellness

San Francisco, CA Sumali Kasım 2023
97 Sinusundan176 Mga Tagasunod
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TSA@TSA·
If you’re visiting for a very large sporting event & you happen to discover RANCH while you’re here… pls pack it in your CHECKED BAG on the way home. Thank you.
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Alex AV
Alex AV@acbdo_·
@samrindd @midjourney @Neko Neko doesnt have any medical imaging, just photos of the body searching for skin cancer and labs from what I remember
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Midjourney
Midjourney@midjourney·
Announcing a new division of Midjourney called "Midjourney Medical"
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Sam
Sam@samrindd·
@pitdesi I have been waiting for something like this for a while. Prayers answered
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Sam@samrindd·
@Brennan_Lup Been saying this for a while now - sf food scene needs help
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Brennan Lupyrypa
Brennan Lupyrypa@Brennan_Lup·
Hot take: SF food scene mid af. Drop your top spot in the comments to prove me wrong.
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Ryan
Ryan@BarDarlingLocal·
Finding a baddie in the marina with under 1k followers is the real series A
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claire vo 🖤
claire vo 🖤@clairevo·
@CristinCulver Tbh I might have convinced myself that the SF tech twitter hate for this is just because we have zero fashun sense unlike our friends down in LA
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claire vo 🖤
claire vo 🖤@clairevo·
Ladies, I hate to break it to you but this is what we look like in those trendy aviator frames
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Lior Alexander
Lior Alexander@LiorOnAI·
@rinddsam @specs @Snap Bold move. The winner won’t be the hardware, it’ll be the UX. Tesla won because EVs became easier and better to use than people expected.
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Sam
Sam@samrindd·
i was an early Tesla adopter. almost everyone i knew made fun of the car, doubted the vision, and waited for me to regret it. 10 years later, ~90% of those same people drive a Tesla. my takeaway: most people genuinely don’t understand how hard hardware is. tried Snap’s new @specs irl at AWE yesterday and i’m honestly in awe. they’re one of the most advanced gadgets in the glasses space right now. obviously a long road ahead, but huge respect to the team for shipping something this risky in an almost impossible category. this is what building looks like 👏
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Nationalist
Nationalist@euronationalizt·
California was supposed to be heaven
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Matthew Kobach
Matthew Kobach@mkobach·
Seemingly unpopular opinion: I don’t hate the new Snap Specs. Are they bulky? Yes Are they affordable? No Do they look cool? Debatable But this isn’t the final form. This is like saying early computers are too big and too slow. Yes, that’s true. But you can’t build the small, fast computers on V1. Or probably even V10. Snap knows at this price point this is a niche product. I’d hope it’s a stepping stone to a smaller, more affordable form. Judge this version of Specs on its ability to get to the next version. Lastly, I like big swings, even if it means you strike out. It seems like we live in a consumer world of minor optimizations. I want more products that will change the world. But to do that, you have to take big risks. And big risks mean more failures.
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Ramin Nasibov
Ramin Nasibov@RaminNasibov·
First social media you ever used?
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jaiya
jaiya@jaiyagill·
contrarian take: the internet’s first reaction to something new is almost always wrong - people hate on new designs then become the biggest fans (i.e. airpods max, cybertrucks) - meta raybans functionality is primarily for photos and videos - wearables are going to look different on everyone so focusing on flattering one person (even the ceo) doesn’t make sense - sometimes you need to sit with something and let it cook (i.e. taylor swift albums after the first listen) also it’s usually the same people who come back when something’s hot and say they were always day ones
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Sam
Sam@samrindd·
@3eyedraven18 sometimes yes - I haven’t had any bad experiences myself but I have heard it can be rough
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Sam
Sam@samrindd·
I have traveled all over the world and SFO is by far my favorite airport. Nowhere in the world I can check-in, pass through security and get to my gate within 7 minutes (mind you this is during World Cup and high season)
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Sam
Sam@samrindd·
@DividendGrowth sometimes making the money is not the issue, it’s keeping/maintaining the money and this is a prime example of that
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Sam
Sam@samrindd·
would you get your kid a companion robot who will always be nice to them or have them be around other kids who can potentially harm/bully them?
CyberRobo@CyberRobooo

Hard to say no to a cute little one It’s only 12kg--like a toddler under 2,yet it has 21 joints and can run, jump, and gently hug you… Beijing Luvbotics is redefining what a living humanoid robot, like a family member,while it certainly doesn't cook , laundry,cleaning… but it's a real emotional companion. >65cm tall, 95% soft skin-like shell with a constant 35-40°C body temperature --warm and comforting to touch >Runs up to ~2m/s, steps over 15cm (park stairs friendly), and stays whisper-quiet under 50dB when walking >Unique voice with its own acoustic “DNA,” emotion-driven gaits, and expressive animated eyes >Fast/slow brain architecture + long-term memory, so its personality naturally evolves with you --- (Tbh,I really like the design and considerations they applied to the HRI.）

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