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well this might officially be the most fun I've had 🤓 @PhotonHQ
day 9 building Rusty:
it runs on its own power and @Hologram LTE now, so it keeps watching the car even when it's off and away from wifi
(also TIL @bot is good at hardware, it found me the parts)
tfw you have to leave the desk to work on an AI project
first ride for Rusty in the Toyota, turns out it has opinions
is this what they meant by touching grass @PhotonHQ
next up: teaching it to watch the car while i’m away
ahh being in over your head and figuring it out is how the best stuff gets built
(this is insanely cool)
tfw you have to leave the desk to work on an AI project
first ride for Rusty in the Toyota, turns out it has opinions
is this what they meant by touching grass @PhotonHQ
next up: teaching it to watch the car while i’m away
the most dangerous thing about living near a Micro Center is thinking "how hard could it be" on a random Tuesday night 🫠
anyway I'm hacking sentry mode into my Toyota for @PhotonHQ's muse challenge, and as of tonight it has its own number
meet Rusty
the most dangerous thing about living near a Micro Center is thinking "how hard could it be" on a random Tuesday night 🫠
anyway I'm hacking sentry mode into my Toyota for @PhotonHQ's muse challenge, and as of tonight it has its own number
meet Rusty
We're giving $3000 to whoever makes the best Muse of their own using Photon.
Build a personal agent that lives in iMessage → Post a demo & message history post & tag @PhotonHQ → Submit a Typeform (link below)
$1,000 - the Most Time-Saving Muse
$1,000 - the Most Unhinged Muse
$1,000 - the Most Inspiring Muse
Deadline: October 19.
Let’s see your Photon agent become our next muse!
starting something new today (isn't everyone). i run my own AI agent (hermes) and every way of checking on it from my phone felt like a terminal
turns out you can just build the interface you wish existed :)
so i'm building Ned, an iOS app for it that i'll actually open
early builds soon-ish, if you want in: zachary.systems/ned
first impressions welcome!
sketch got me in my first hackathon (~10 years ago!) with ui mocks
project > document is how agents already treat codebases tbh
There's a lot to talk about with Elyx, so let’s start with a big idea that underpins pretty much everything else: Your project is the unit of design, not your document.
Elyx works best when your designs start small and build up. Individual components combine to become blocks, blocks combine to become screens. You bring screens together to form flows. Everything lives in its own file.
You can import any .elyx file into another. It makes building designs in this modular way easier and more logical. Changes you make to one .elyx file cascade to anywhere else you import them.
Over time, working like this builds a living, breathing home for your decision. Everything stays up to date, and everything stays right alongside (and in sync with) your code.
We’re just scratching the surface here, and we’ve got plenty more to share with you.
