hottakes

Fan of burritos, digging into unutilized capacity,

trying to solve some problems at https://www.louiza.xyz

Yeah I think sunglasses are good too but impractical to wear all the time (I have the Meta Ray-Bans and love them)

It's not obvious yet and will take a few more iterations but I think this next wave of wearables will be focused on providing additional context (sight, sound, sensors, etc) that LLMs can incorporate

Phone will likely still be the primary interface, need a touchscreen to display information and interact, voice UX is too limited and clunky

Really been enjoying the Meta Ray-Bans lately, need to wear them more often, sometimes I wish I got the clear to make them more practical vs. the sunglasses

Being able to easily capture photos and videos + ask an assistant questions with context of what I’m looking at and where I am + listening to music and taking calls is pretty awesome

/new-york 🗽 • /untzuntz 😈 • /tastebuds 🍕 Fan of eating tacos and bringing people together, often at the same time 🌮

such a good product. I mostly only used them to record zipping around thailand on the back of grab motorcycles but realized I accidentally packed them for denver so this post is inspiring me to take them out again

can't wait to try orion—I think if done right it could wake apple tf up like chatgpt did to google

cooking @ blackbird. previously uniswap, helium

Agreed, it’s becoming increasingly clear to me that something like them will be the next major form factor

especially if the input modality is thinking into it

https://t.co/PeBQSvD7mE Meta just published two papers showing they can decode thoughts into text with 80% accuracy, in real time, using non-invasive brain-computer interfaces. Thought-to-action is almost here. 
Kurzweil was right, as always. Brain-computer chips are the future.

Chubby♨️

especially if the input modality is thinking into it https://x.com/kimmonismus/status/1890432563896021067?s=46&t=eV6M3wMGxyWkinzqwGZ2dw