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Your Passwords.
Your Private messages.
Your Location.
Your Photos.
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You’ve seen the Storm Dance. Now make your own. @VmakeLabs has a ready-to-use template, so you can skip the prompt search and generate it in one click. Your turn 👇
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YOUR AI MAY SOON REMEMBER YOU EVEN WHEN YOU SWITCH DEVICES
WHAT IF YOUR AI DIDN’T FORGET YOU WHEN YOU CHANGED DEVICES? 🧵👇
Today, your AI experience can feel fragmented.
You use it on your phone.
Then your laptop.
Then a tablet.
Then another computer.
But imagine an AI that doesn't just remember individual conversations—it maintains a persistent understanding of you across those devices.
Your preferences.
Your ongoing projects.
The way you like information explained.
The context behind long-running tasks.
You wouldn't be starting from zero every time you opened a new device.
You'd be continuing the same relationship with the same AI.
And researchers are actively exploring architectures for persistent AI memory that can work across devices while incorporating privacy protections.
The algorithm only feeds you 5 sites. These 20 are the ones it hides 👇
1. neal.fun/infinite-craft → Combine any two things and watch the universe expand
2. window-swap.com → Look out a stranger’s window somewhere on Earth
3. mapcrunch.com → Land in a random Street View and start walking
4. zoomquilt.org → Keep zooming into an endless collaborative painting
5. everynoise.com → Click any music genre and fall into a new one
6. asoftmurmur.com → Mix rain, fire, waves and cafe noise until it feels right
7. neal.fun/password-game → Survive one more ridiculous password rule
8. cat-bounce.com → Fling physics-defying cats across your screen
9. atlasobscura.com → Strange places, hidden histories, odd monuments
10. stars.chromeexperiments.com → Fly through the Milky Way in your browser
11. weavesilk.com → Draw glowing, hypnotic silk trails that never quite end
12. thetruesize.com → Drag countries around and watch the map lie
13. patatap.com → Turn your keyboard into lights and sound
14. artsandculture.google.com → Wander museums and art at 1000% zoom
15. wikiroulette.co → One random Wikipedia page. Then another. Then another.
16. driveandlisten.app → Cruise a city while its local radio plays
17. stellarium-web.org → Real-time night sky from wherever you are
18. findtheinvisiblecow.com → Hunt a hidden cow using only sound
19. decisionproblem.com/papercli… → Make paperclips. Then make more. Then more.
20. archive.org → Old websites, old software, old everything
Save this. You’ll definitely need some of these later. 🔖
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