
making sure future generations can think without a subscription plan @askpoppy_ai
Oslo, Norway
Joined August 2012
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We just opened reservations for the Poppy device.
Built so future generations won't need a subscription plan to be able to think.
$30 reserves your spot in line. Fully refundable.
Excited for this
What if you could change device behaviour, just by talking to it?
Create an app. Change it. Edit it. Add personal context. Then completely reinvent what the device is for.
WORKS is our limited release of the first ever Promptable Products - physical devices inhabited by AI agents that understand what you want and do what you mean.
WORKS launch in November 2026.
This is a demo (using a ESP32 device from @M5Stack) showing one possible experience you can create.
We’re building @inanimate_tech in public.
Jump in, it's gonna be weird.
Liquid Glass has achieved the original brand promise of @nothing better than they ever did
develop vs provide vs build a moat
🚀 Introducing DeepInfer, our in-house inference framework, now fully open source!
Powering DeepSeek-V4.1-Flash at scale with high throughput and low latency. We’re sharing our production stack to help the community lower compute costs, reduce energy use, and make AI more affordable.
🔗 github.com/deepseek-ai/DeepI…
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Cause of the memory shortage finally made sense
Ok hear me out, upcoming Macs are rumored to have a 512GB RAM (!) option. What if we just made a machine that ditched main memory? It'd be a herculean effort, plus making RAM non-volatile would suck in many ways, but fixable through AI at writing time or runtime, maybe better suited for a new generation of OSes
The giant upsides are tremendous low-level kernel + software simplifications, no more disk roundtrip, 100x throughput without caching, etc? Imagine ditching file system in favor of pure in-mem data (still standardizable at the boundary) then spill the rest to cloud like today
The real world already got everything we need. Lets make reality as good as a video game.
The next revolution in kids education is a personalized learning world that's designed as a videogame and can adapt to every child to nurture their curiosity.
It meets them where they are and follows their interest to teach them interesting things. They learn through exploration, creation and conversation in a safe environment.
As a parent, you get reports on the progress your kid is making and you can provide feedback to the system so that the system can adapt, one session after another.
We're building it @withmarbleapp and we have BIG updates coming up this month.
whats messing with me is that this might actually make me give it a try
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People need to understand this: these billionaire tech bros teach their children Montessori and Waldorf methods which focuses on teaching kids the ability to focus for long periods, think critically, and be creative, while they push attention-destroying short form videos and AI onto the masses and pretend it’s for the good of humanity.
They understand that your ability to focus and be creative is the main factor of success in the future, yet design apps that degrade those crucial life skills. The average person must be aware of this and resist this at all costs.
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Excited to announce I’ve joined @eptmpa to build the future ot multi-material resin 3D printing.
We’ve been heads down for the last two months building our first product.
We re-invented the full stack, everything from custom 3D printers to our own materials.
More to come on that soon 👀👀
























