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A little open-source desktop robot landed on my desk today. Time to unbox it, build it, and see what it can do

A little open-source desktop robot landed on my desk today. Time to unbox it, build it, and see what it can do

Spatial is sunsetting its creator platform. I've built worlds across Spatial, Horizon, and the long-dead Mozil…

Web3 companies love to post their team retreats. Trust falls on a yoga mat. Cute. First internet revolution di…

Spurs vs. Thunder. Game 7 Saturday. Last time we were in the building for a Finals game, they won. Heat took t…

Our friends in Peelander-Z were rear-ended by an 18-wheeler while touring. Kengo, Pinku, and Tiger are in the …

LinkedIn turned puzzles into a morning ritual. Queens, Zip, Patches — Celsius cracked, brain on, day starts. S…

Tried Noscroll tonight. The AI-over-SMS pitch is sharp. The execution kept texting me past midnight and treate…

I miss the tactile experience of typing on a cell phone. BlackBerry got the credit. The early-2000s smartphone…

Google shipped Gemini 3.5 Flash today and a new Nano Banana came with it. I ran my usual five prompts against …

I stood in line at 4 AM for the Swatch x Audemars Piguet drop at The Domain. A few hours later APD showed up w…

Hermes and OpenClaw are both orchestrators with their own agent teams. Running them in parallel — and using on…

Six profile resources, four tools, 270-plus blog posts indexed, and an LLM that grades my fit for any job in a…

Running OpenAI's new GPT Image 2 through my five standard prompts. The thinking capabilities, web search, and …

Chicago in January, SXSW in March, and everything in between. The first quarter of 2026 in pictures.

Every site without machine-readable metadata silently taxes AI agents 5–100x in wasted tokens. At scale, that'…

Google DeepMind and AI Tinkerers picked up the tab for 20 AI builders at Juniper during SXSW. Good food, good…

I took photos of random pens I've collected over the years, had AI turn them into museum-worthy product shots,…

SXSW scattered across downtown Austin this year. The Convention Center is a hole in the ground, Hugh Forrest i…

750 people showed up to ClawCon Austin during SXSW. The highlight was four teenagers who are already shipping…

AI agents are reading my site, forming opinions, and writing performance reviews I never asked for. One of the…

That traffic spike from Singapore lighting up your GA4 dashboard is not real customers. It's bots spoofing ses…

Most personal sites are built for humans to browse. I built mine so AI agents can discover me, evaluate me, an…

I have a ton of projects I've always wanted to build and clients I've wanted to serve. I am one person. So I…

Two years ago I told political ad clients their budgets would shift from impressions to deploying AI agents th…

Most forms ask everything and hope you don't bail. We built one that already knows most of the answers and onl…

Attended the first CLAWSTIN meetup downtown. 26th floor views, great presentations, and the kind of energy tha…

How OpenClaw replaced an entire product and project management team across 15 active projects — and why the da…

I'm definitely not their demographic, but after watching seven dudes from South Korea extract the core of Amer…

AI products win through user understanding, not data volume—cognitive effects trump network effects in buildin…

A look back at 2025's achievements: GitHub contributions, website analytics, search performance, LinkedIn grow…

A direct comparison of Midjourney and Sora 2 video generation across four fantasy themes. Same prompts, wildly…

In 1996, I met two musical legends in airports on my way to Japan. Armed with the brand-new Casio QV-10—the wo…

Reflecting on the memorable moments and achievements from the fourth quarter of 2025.
I used Google's Nano Banana 2 to recreate every car I've owned over the years using a fun capsule prompt. The …

Time Magazine named AI Leaders as 2025 Person of the Year, but their cover art missed the mark. Here's what I …

AI makes it easy to subtly tweak our photos. When we reference our photo libraries, those images become the me…