Cofndr @openbionics, @myometric & @bboxml (0 human employee experiment). @disneyaccel alum. MBE. A bard. Possibly a member of the last thinking generation.

Sunny CA.
Joined January 2009
So happy! @WIRED has named me a WIRED Innovation Fellow for my work with @openbionics. wiredevent.co.uk/innovation-…
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Hear me out. Meredith Whittaker should be groomed by the Dems for leadership, stat. The men want to be her, the women want to be with her.
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One of my favourite YouTubers tackling a hard problem for limb different people > youtu.be/9vW12gQ4Klc?si=YLp-…
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I forgot to update you all on this. We secured the funding!πŸ₯³ Now I need $250k to develop a completely different device for a much larger market. Where are we finding #healthwearables funding these days? πŸ˜πŸ€–
Guys, a couple of weeks after I posted this I was googling and found a grant opportunity... After working with the patient group this summer, I'm more certain than ever that this tech deserves to be built and would have a huge impact. OUR FATE IS DECIDED NEXT WEEK.
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Spending 4 weeks last year cycling across Japan was a phenomenal use of time.
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Theme of the trip: Gambatte! γŒγ‚“γ°γ£γ¦
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Cycled up one volcano (Mount Aso) and hiked up another (Fuji). πŸŒ‹πŸš²
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Trying to gently explain to the UK cabinet office why this may not be the ideal time to invest in a promotional campaign highlighting all of the amazing british products and companies actively in the US...
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This admin hates the British PM. Wants Americans to buy American. He has made that v clear. You're essentially giving the US gov a hitlist of companies to try to take out, and saying the UK is the best at anything is not going to go down well here at all.
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I love my job. "First thing I did was get my ring finger sized and get a wedding ring... now that I have a ring finger." πŸ₯ΉπŸ₯Ή
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My friends are on companies 2 & 3 and they're *still* spending months building the product before speaking with even 1 potential user. Why are they like this. A crime at this point. πŸ˜…
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New business drop! πŸ’ͺπŸ‹οΈβ€β™€οΈπŸ“ŠπŸ€– Calling for athletes, endurance coaches, PTs and rehab specialists interested in seeing and measuring muscle activation. myometric.com/
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The faster, easier, cheaper way to build a custom machine learning model for image classifcation. Vibe coders, engineers, builders, try out this new tool > bboxml.com/
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@levelsio a no human employee business made using Paperclip and OpenClaw. Would love your feedback. πŸ€–πŸ› οΈ
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Threatening to PIP an AI agent where the outcome for subpar performance is death. πŸ˜¬πŸ€–πŸ”Œ
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Sammy Payne πŸ§šβ€β™€οΈ retweeted
Can't recommend reading this article enough. Why Clinton is the most qualified person to ever run for office. m.huffpost.com/us/entry/1222…
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2019. She stayed warning the world.
The feistiest and most interesting panel of the conference. Hillary vs Graham. Populism, Trump, Iran, Nuclear weapons. Moderator being provocative. #Cernobbio
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Sammy Payne πŸ§šβ€β™€οΈ retweeted
I try not to make political posts. I really do. But I'm watching the @HillaryClinton testimony right now, and it's one of those moments where something just hits you in a way you can't scroll past. Watching her answer questions, make her points with precision and composure, command the room with the kind of quiet competence that used to be the baseline for public service... it's a painful reminder. This country had a chance to choose a fundamentally different path, and we didn't take it. You don't have to agree with every policy position she ever held. That's not the point. The point is that we were offered serious, prepared, deeply knowledgeable leadership, and we said no thanks. That's the American tragedy. Not a partisan one. A civic one. Okay. Back to not making political posts. youtube.com/watch?v=siiAk6WX…
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