@amoamoamo ex @zenly find me on @bumpbyamo
Paris, France
Joined January 2008
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#1 app overall in Japan, feels good to be back 🥹
Michael Goldenstein retweeted
I'll be giving a Q&A about the Zenly days tomorrow in Tokyo at @VenCafeTokyo 5pm!
If you're in Tokyo and want to hear about the early days of Zenly, growing from 0 to tens of millions of users, the lessons learned, and its rebirth w/ @bumpbyamo, join me:
community.venturecafetokyo.o…
Michael Goldenstein retweeted
you could've picked a different name at least!
xitter.cf/bumpbyamo/status/18968…
Introducing: Now Playing 🎶
Tune in with your friends on the map to see what they’re listening to right now.
Works with @AppleMusic & @spotify!
Michael Goldenstein retweeted
We're releasing ZML/LLMD, our homegrown LLM server built on top of our homegrown high performance heterogeneous inference stack.
It ships with 5 architectures out of the box: NVIDIA, AMD, Metal, Intel and TPU. All transparent.
It supports DFlash, continuous batching, prefix caching, the whole deal.
Oh, and it's fast.
GLOBAL CONQUEST
We also opened up a bunch of roles for country-specific Content Specialists (US, UK, India, Japan, and lotsss more). Help make Bump the #1 app in every country 😮💨
jobs.ashbyhq.com/amo?utm_sou…
Michael Goldenstein retweeted
Paris really is the place to be for building an app about being present with your friends irl @bumpbyamo @amoamoamo
If you’re a talented Rust, iOS, or Android engineer who wants to build a cool app with cool people, you should join us:
jobs.ashbyhq.com/amo?utm_sou…
Michael Goldenstein retweeted
Spotted in the NYC subway. “Zero screen time.” An iPod Shuffle ad in 2026.
When we built the iPod, the goal was the technology disappeared and you could have your music wherever you were. 1,000 songs in your pocket.
Now we’re living through a moment where people are actively looking for ways to disconnect from the infinite feed, algos, and constant notifications. That doesn’t mean technology is bad. It means the best technology understands when to step back.
Not every problem needs another screen, another menu, or another layer of complexity. Constraints create freedom (read: @DavidEpstein new book Inside the Box). And often removing features creates a better product than adding them.
The future of technology shouldn’t just be more engagement. It should help us be more human.
she gets it
Discussion we had this evening. In NYC we are bringing back the IRISH HELLO. AKA THE 90s. Here’s how it works. You and your friends all share location. Sporadically throughout the day (lunch break, coffee walk, after work, before work) you check to see where they are. If you’re close to someone, you just show up at their location. Aka bring them a coffee to work, stop by their apt unannounced, kick shoes off and spill the tea. Spontaneously grab a drink or dinner because you’re in the same vicinity. And even if you’re not, meet in the middle. It’s easy to get around here. We’re nostalgic for a time that does not exist and yet we have the means to create it and still we refuse. Everyone is too cool or too nonchalant or too scared to appear desperate. Who gives a fuck. I think we should all be a little more desperate. You’re alive. You need people and people need you. Be the one who calls. Be the one who makes the plan, who sets the tone. I guarantee you’ll be surprised at who shows up. It’s better to be the person who tries than the person who doesn’t.
HELLO I AM HERE.
Michael Goldenstein retweeted
are you on Bump? it’s quite possibly the most insane app i’ve ever used and it looks like exactly this
let me explain: 🧵
Michael Goldenstein retweeted
It is not inhumane to care that Iranian school girls were killed.
It is inhumane to need the missile to be fired by the U.S. or Israel before deciding to care.
That protest doesn't come from your heart. It comes from your hate. Trust me, we feel it.
