CEO at @scholarshipowl, Ex @google/@waze. Posting about AI, content creation, tech, code, and Israel. Opinions my own.
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I can't believe I only now discovered 'kanban' inside @NousResearch Hermes! It's a game changer.
OK, Astra is amazing - it one prompted this website, including using the devices models to generate the animated model in the website: bleep.hml.tech/ – at Weehawken, NJ
AI Agents still sometimes surprise me. I got a link to a PDF that the company that sent it to me and disable the download function… I asked my Hermes (gpt-5.6-terra) to download it - it ran a local Chrome, opened the drive link, took a screenshot of every page in the PDF, ran an OCR on it, recombined it back to a PDF and gave me a perfect PDF with selectable text back.
The only indication that it's not the original PDF, is some new compression artifacts from the screenshots.
GPT-6 is kind of insane! Been trying to update this PCB for weeks now... manually, with Claude Fable (5/5.1), with flux.ai... Nothing could tackle it. It took GPT-6 Astra over an hour to implement the fixes I needed, but it actually did it! Part of the work inside Codex, some of the work - it launched KiCad and implemented it there... And it properly tested it. Insane, @OpenAI is so back! @GeminiApp, your move.
I'm thinking that @OpenAI internationally drops the models, so people will feel how much they actually need them.
Hacking Modern Life (youtube.com/@hml) passed 25k subs, and 2.5 million views. Maybe I should spend more of my weekends actually making content?
Bleep Remote now has a full OTA firmware update and recovery mode. Meaning I can start giving it to friends, and update it as we go based on their feedback.
My ultimate setup for communicating with AI agents - Creator Micro 2, showing all the threads, what's waiting for response, what's in progress, and a large button for voice control.
So I ended up making 4 Bleep Remotes (only had 4 batteries, so one isn't working yet), in different colors. Which one is your favorite? – at Weehawken, NJ
There's something super satisfying in building hardware. I love to actually hold what I designed in my hand, and feeling a physical object react to my code.
And Codex is amazing for hardware coding!
The world has completely gone mental. Wearing a t-shirt calling to kill Jews at a concentration camp, with the guide accepting it... How low can you get?
A boy decided that his visit to an Austrian concentration camp was the perfect time to wear his Dalal Mughrabi Free Palestine shirt.
Dalal was a terrorist who helped hijack a bus filled with Israeli civilians, including children. She and the other terrorists murdered 38 people on that bus, 13 of them children.
If it isn't immediately obvious why you shouldn't wear a shirt with the face of a woman who killed Jews for being Jewish at a former concentration camp, I can't help you.
Got tired of pressing "record" 3 times every time I want to make a video for YouTube. So I built this.
A huge upgrade to Teleskopiq.com - it now has memory, and will remember all your previous scripts, and an instructions/input you gave it, and will take that into account in future scripts, and it now can ask much better questions when working on your script - instead of guessing what you meant. 🤖
Also the writing engine is MUCH better - faster, more fluent, and retains your voice/style a lot better.
The Flipper Zero team created a... Overengineered Pomodoro timer? Check out the new video overview on my channel: youtu.be/ZUn993_OHAw
