
Founder, AutonoMax Innovations. Building @CoRoamApp, AI agents, and useful software. Tech, fitness, philosophy.
Joined May 2026
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Replying to @dev_maims
Opus works well as a dev assistant, so many clarifying questions though. A lot of time using opus is just helping it understand scope, context, goals, etc.
Replying to @pubity
How do the other carriers stay in business and retain market share with spacex entering into this industry
Replying to @GaelBreton
The experience of using them in their respective harnesses is very different though
Replying to @kapilansh_twt
Astra was supposed to be AGI... not sure about that, maybe in a few more models.
Replying to @insanekrishnaa
We've also had rumors of this Bel model, hopefully we'll see some ships soon.
Replying to @AdamHoltererer
The real question is why did they even drop gpt 6 sol?
Replying to @AnthropicAI
Really good use case right here.
Looking forward to see what the rest of the 5.5 family does 👀.
One of my favorite things about @CoRoamApp is building my atlas.
Seeing where I’ve roamed and picking new spots I want to explore was something worth building 🌎 🚶♂️
For a wall-mounted home screen, voice has to do most of the work. If I'm standing in the hallway typing on a tiny keyboard, I'll just use my phone.
Neil Cybart@neilcybartOct 13🇺🇸
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HomeView (wall-mounted) in action.
Retries keep the same photo ID and check Storage + the database before writing again. A lost response doesn't mean you need a new upload.The demo uses a simulated cloud so you don't need credentials. The repo also has a real Supabase adapter and failure tests.
Built a small @expo + @supabase starter for when a photo uploads but the app thinks it failed.
It keeps the photo on your phone and checks what's already saved before retrying, even after a restart.
Code's on GitHub if you want to try it:
github.com/maxgorriaran/expo…
Build a body you're proud of and a bulletproof mind to power it.
The goal is to feel capable of taking on anything, and build the strength and discipline to back that belief up.
Microsoft’s approach here is interesting: combine models from different labs with specialists like Decision-1, then put them to work across software businesses already use.
Curious how far that goes inside Copilot.
Introducing Microsoft-Decision-1, our new model for fast decision-making.
It delivers top performance on structured decision tasks, outperforming both LLMs and other decision models in latency and quality.
We’re already testing it across Microsoft for everything from incident response and quality control to scientific discovery.



