
technically staff @Perplexity. curious, overrated, chief comms.
Joined February 2023
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we at Perplexity contributed a little during mid-training, more coming soon:
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While sandboxes are a commodity, serving millions of them under production-grade traffic requires a lot of detail to scale agents for businesses and consumers. We're open-sourcing the sandbox platform SPACE that powers all of Perplexity Computer to support the ecosystem. github.com/perplexityai/spac…
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Our sandbox, SPACE, handles millions of executions a day with an error rate below 0.0002%.
We’re sharing how it uses cryptographic identity to keep requests tied to the right execution as sandboxes pause, resume, and move.
Read more: perplexity.ai/hub/blog/how-s…
Maslow had a pyramid about this. Business ownership is one of the two best paths to self actualization.
Either earnest curiosity, or top-tier attention hack. Both are her professions, so hat tip @TaylorLorenz
Jesse Dwyer retweeted
We're opening access to anyone (no Perplexity account needed), and we will run all tasks delegated via email for free for a limited time. Forward or CC [email protected] to get started, and the agent will complete the task in the background while keeping the email context.
Computer now works in email.
Send, forward, or cc [email protected] on any thread.
Every email task runs as a normal session in Computer, viewable on web and mobile, with the same audit trail as any task in the app.
It's hard to name better writers than @CaitlinPacific. But even a mediocre editor should've talked her down from 180 em dashes.
This essay wants 68, max.
2025: @perplexity_ai shipped a new product or feature, on average, every 93 hours.
2026: Every 55.
* so far. This week we did-
Portable Computer on Windows
HP x Autodesk (local AI with Revit😮)
CobbleDB
Search SDK cookbook
Effort in Computer
How fast you can do big stuff now is like nothing I've ever seen.
2015: eat local
2020: shop local
2026: compute local
X survived every era of social media to become the only place left where real people share real ideas.
For my first post, I’m sharing a letter @NVIDIA signed on why open models matter.
AI will transform every industry, power every company, and be built by every country.
Open models strengthen safety and cybersecurity, accelerate innovation and diffusion, and enable sovereignty.
The world needs both frontier closed models and frontier open models.
images.nvidia.com/pdf/Open-W…
True. I was writing for both Oracle and Sun c-suites during this time. Everyone thought cloud was a fad at first. They talked about it the way people today talk about orchestrating to local.
We’ve come full circle. The datacenter is coming back to your desktop.
At its peak, Sun Microsystems was valued at 205B (394B if inflation adjusted). Sold software in enterprise servers. Got disrupted by Linux, x86, and commodity hardware. Ended up selling to Oracle for 7.4B, losing 96% of its value.
Open source models running on local hardware can have a similar impact given what’s going on.
Perplexity is Mike Ross.
Introducing Computer for Counsel.
Computer now connects the research databases, document tools, and matter-management systems lawyers use every day. Pull citable sources from @midpageAI, @LegalZoom, @Docusign, @netdocuments, and more.
Available for all Pro and Max subscribers.
I actually have a degree in this. Can confirm, it is poetry.
INCREDIBLE ARABIC COMMENTARY ON LEWIS HAMILTON'S FINAL LAP TO THE WIN.
THIS IS POETRY. READ THE SUBTITLES!!
[video & translation by @landorablee]
The datacenter was right there on your laptop the whole time.




















