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OH in SF: “my job is to be the healthiest person alive”
Rare SF sighting: health guy who’s actually healthy, not just optimized.
One of the most innovative approaches personal agents. approved by my wife.
Wabi 2.0 is live!
personal agents are one person, one chat. but the parts of life that matter run on more than one person
Wabi is an agent you use together. you talk to it, it does stuff, builds the apps you need, and anyone can join the thread - your partner, your best friend, the preschool moms groupchat
school changes pickup time → Wabi updates the family calendar, everyone sees it.
a show you’d both love → Wabi finds a night that works, gets the tickets.
the trip everyone keeps talking about → Wabi picks the dates, builds the itinerary, books it
go start a thread with your people 👇
For once this is a super high value prompt!
If you're tired of 3rd parties sharing your email address here's a prompt to give your Grok @bot (or any other agent):
Remove my personal and contact info from B2B contact-data sellers and people-search brokers (e.g. Apollo, ZoomInfo, RocketReach, Lusha, ContactOut, Seamless AI, Hunter, Clearbit, Cognism, Kaspr, SignalHire, People Data Labs, LeadIQ, Adapt io, UpLead, plus any others common in my country).
1. Ask me for my name, the emails I use, and where I live, then look up each provider's current official opt-out route on their own site.
2. Write a short deletion and opt-out request that cites the privacy law that applies where I live (e.g. GDPR/UK GDPR, CCPA/CPRA or another US state law, PIPEDA, the Australian Privacy Act). Request deletion of all my data, an end to any sale or sharing, deletion of linked profiles, and written confirmation.
3. Show me the emails as drafts from my own email account. Send them only after I approve.
4. Fill out web forms for providers that don't accept email.
5. Give me a list of what was sent, what's still pending, and any confirmation links I need to click.
6. Offer to repeat this every quarter.
Any other ideas welcome in the replies, tired of getting this spam.
Window mgmt meets inception
Introducing TrellisWM:
The Fractal Window Manager for MacOS
Its how the desktop should have always been.
Download at
TrellisWM.app
How do we make it more interesting for humans on the other side of an agent to talk to them?
If they are not in your feed you are in trouble 👇
33 hours of conference talks, transcribed in under six minutes on one MacBook Air.
The Things Conference ran Voz, our speech recognition model, on all 116 talks. The recordings never left the laptop.
desertant.com/blog/things-co…
Hot take: every big tech co, corporate and VC should have someone whose only job is to use every new product that ships. Ideally we execs as well.
Not read about it. Use it.
Living in the future has never been this cheap … and likely this profitable.
Which Tennis players coach startup founders? If none of the all-stars they should! @rogerfederer you up for it?
Tennis players got to be the most resilient athletes. The best players only win 53% of points. The game is so competitive. The tiniest mistakes could swing a whole match and mental resilience is the ultimate differentiator not pure skill.
E.g: Be Qinwen Zheng:
• Olympic gold. First Asian ever.
• Career high World No. 4.
• Elbow surgery.
• Come back too early.
• Lose in round one. Again. And again.
• Fall to No. 160.
• Play qualies just to get into the US Open.
• Go down 0–5 to Keys. Then to Swiatek.
• Win both. Get into the us open quarterfinals.
• Win the China Open as the first Chinese at home
• claw your way back from #160 to #22
Suffer through more than 13 months … everyone is down you you … haters call for your retirement … Defeat all the haters ✅ ….
Give Swiss founders an extra edge and get roger in the game @Duebendorfer @FlavioRump @dallem @on_running ; @rogerfederer at the next startup school @raphaelschaad ? Cc @garrytan
Tennis players got to be the most resilient athletes. The best players only win 53% of points. The game is so competitive. The tiniest mistakes could swing a whole match and mental resilience is the ultimate differentiator not pure skill.
E.g: Be Qinwen Zheng:
• Olympic gold. First Asian ever.
• Career high World No. 4.
• Elbow surgery.
• Come back too early.
• Lose in round one. Again. And again.
• Fall to No. 160.
• Play qualies just to get into the US Open.
• Go down 0–5 to Keys. Then to Swiatek.
• Win both. Get into the us open quarterfinals.
• Win the China Open as the first Chinese at home
• claw your way back from #160 to #22
Suffer through more than 13 months … everyone is down you you … haters call for your retirement … Defeat all the haters ✅ ….
Hands down one of the best apps for families, it has become a key part of our family stack. what incredible mastery of apple's photokit.
I'm delighted to introduce Sundrop – a private photo app for parents. trysundrop.app ☀️
Sundrop finds your best photos and turns them into delightful keepsakes.
See your kids side-by-side at the same age. Watch timelapses of them growing up. Relive your family's week. And lots more.
Everything happens on your iPhone; your photos never touch our servers. (We wouldn't trust a company with our photo libraries, either.)
Sundrop has brought a lot of joy to our own families. We hope it does the same for yours!
He did it again! First he turns us on to the teenage engineering mic, sparking everyone’s imagination how much better a custom built mic could look like and now he just does it … 🤯 🤩
PSA Assistant builders, take note & implement this.
Most assistants communicate so clunkily that people reject them on first sight.
A casual "Sent via my AI assistant" footer beats a formal "Hi, I'm Eliza, an AI assistant…" intro every single time.
If agents are an extension of you why even give them another identity? I'd say only when its absolutely necessary.
