Ever want to build your own phone? Now you can get a little bit closer to being able to source all the parts and lay them out! If you use it, let me see what you make.
What crazy thing should I build next?
amni-scient.com/amni-phone/
Stores now set prices with algorithms: by location, by day, even by shopper.
I built Amni-Price, a free, open-source Android app to push back. Scan tags and receipts, compare stores, see who's really cheapest. All on your phone.
Get it + help build it 👇
github.com/Amnibro/Amni-Pric…

ALT Four Amni-Price screens on a dark background, showing sample data: a home screen tracking a 19 dollar price gap between stores, a product list showing the cheapest store and savings for each item, a map of store prices ranked by area, and a shopping list split across the two cheapest stores. Title: Amni-Price. Scan prices. Compare stores. Fight algorithmic pricing.
Doom in fortran 77, because why not? github.com/Amnibro/doomf77
15 Grok-bots under one Opus director plus two Opus reviewers. Went from 1-on-1 to a four-level shop in a night. Official bots + official Claude Code. Wild how well they work in the same room.
@xai @AnthropicAI
Since OpenAI reached a conclusion before I could post my own work, I added (and referenced) theirs to my own, which I started months ago using Claude + Grok cooperation. With guidance from my own engineering and math background, we came close.
doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.…
While OpenAI is claiming proof, it's worth noting additional solutions may still be viable until peer review. I've also worked on this for some time (without closure) but have made headway. See below:
amni-scient.com/research/mas…
amni-scient.com/research/nav…
Introducing Amni-browse! A servo built replacement for Chrome and all your other browsers. Privacy first! It's in beta, with rapid fixes constantly going
amni-scient.com/amni-browse.…
Amnibro retweeted
Going to bed late is associated with a higher IQ.
Researchers at the London School of Economics analyzed thousands of individuals to map the relationship between circadian rhythms and cognitive ability.
People with higher IQs are significantly more likely to be night owls.
The data breaks it down by sleep schedules:
• Very Dull (IQ < 75): Sleep by 11:41 PM
• Normal (IQ 90–110): Sleep by 12:10 AM
• Very Bright (IQ > 125): Sleep by 1:44 AM (and sleep in past 11:00 AM on weekends)
Why? Evolutionary psychology.
For 99% of human history, night was for sleeping. Artificial light didn't exist. Staying up late chasing complex thoughts, building projects, or solving problems is an "evolutionarily novel preference."
People with higher general intelligence are more equipped to override ancestral instincts, break away from the traditional sun-up-sun-down routine, and adapt to a modern, 24/7 world.
The early bird might get the worm.
But the night owl gets the higher IQ score.
ANCsemi just bought me a coffee on Ko-fi! ko-fi.com/F1F31V2O1A
Proud to release Braid in open beta.
Have Grok, Claude, Gemini, and GPT work together with your own subscriptions, or pay as you go!
amni-scient.com/braid
Come give it a try at a discount during open beta.
#ai
Matt just bought me a coffee on Ko-fi! ko-fi.com/F1F31V2O1A
released grok-remote on github. if you use grok-build, this is a way for you to get a "Claude-Code-esq" desktop GUI, remote access and control from your phone, and some other tools straight to a grok-build session.
If you haven't tried grok-build yet, I would highly recommend it. It's approaching or reached Opus/Fable level but at mind-blowing speeds. SpacexAI really cooked with this one.
github.com/Amnibro/grok-remo…
@grok @spacexai - want to buy this from me? 😂
#builtwithgrok
Built amni-learn as a homeschooling tool to help engage my kids.
It's currently free and I would appreciate any feedback from users! It comes with printable "curriculums" where you can have your kids do daily tasks with and without you as well, plus a "brain exercise" tab for aging and recovering members of society.
And for light gamers, there's a Quest mode at the top with levels that have you progress as you get answers right.
amni-scient.com/amni-learn.h…
Thank you @spacexai and @claude for providing the coding tools to help make this a realization.















