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i relate to this so much when it comes to writing. when i write for work or myself, i find myself in a state which is weird and different than anything else. i enjoy every part of it and so i don’t care much when people use AI to write but i also don’t listen when they tell me to write using AI. most days i get things done on time, and some days i take a little more time but it usually always turns out good at the end. feels good reading this.

me staring at the ai slop which i’m trying to read but it doesn’t make any sense and it looks like a random ramble not even fun to read

some matcha in pink glass for y’all

I was checking out Komal’s list of companies hiring for UGC creators and the most fun videos I found were for @pudgypenguins. a lot of their ugc content (specially top performing and highlighted ones) is ugc account where a couple is making videos for them or videos have romantic sentiments to them. They focus on: - people doing things together - being loyal to each other - how plushie reminds them of their partner when i checked them through various instagram accounts I have, I realized a lot of people I know have also engaged with this content. i realized that pudgy created a niche that would cater to a majority to audience out there. They make videos which are not specific to technology or trading or marketing or anything like that. And that’s why people I know from different groups (dancers, artists, creators, marketers, developers) had reacted and engaged with this. Just fun lil thing I observed.

do they feel like they’re triple texting their crush?

been seeing insane amount of privacy and security issues with instinct. the timeline is full with it. also in most cases instinct’s first instinct is to deny what it did. y’all also need to stop giving all the info of your life to AIs which have no security research backing them up.

I just made an agent on my computer pay for an image capture and processing session on a connected hardware device that was authorized to provide this capability by another agent on another device. I accomplished all of this without any internet connections between these devices. The possibilities this opens up are endless, autonomous vehicles can coordinate with drones for route guidance, connect to sensors to receive weather updates, or coordinate with each other to exchange skills in a swarm. Productivity robots can talk to personal assistants to understand user preferences, or receive outage data from field technicians to perform repairs, all without the need for an active internet connection or expensive backhaul solutions. Useful intelligence has moved onto devices; autonomous systems are expanding from isolated machines into fleets; and connectivity continues to fragment across Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, cellular, satellite, and specialized radios. Those networks extend reach, but none supplies the shared application contract required to decide who may act, what capability is available, which route should carry the request, how state converges after disconnection, and what evidence proves completion. Offline Protocol packages the missing contract as one integrated stack and abstracts multiple transports with automatic failover; OfflineID provides device-owned identity that peers can verify locally; Messaging Layer Security protects sessions; serverless discovery lets a device advertise, find, and invoke a capability without DNS or a cloud directory; reliable delivery adds acknowledgment, retry, deduplication, retention, and replay; and the shipped CRDT data layer synchronizes application state through compact deltas and deterministically merges concurrent offline edits. Our protocol has reached 350,000+ cumulative deployed device instances, with 11,500+ network clusters active in the trailing 30 days, and 12,000+ SDK package installs. Within a month of starting our commercial motion, we've already signed 4 LOIs, 2 paid pilots, 6 more in technical scoping, and have several enterprise level distribution partnerships in negotiations. I have historically been too quiet and not outspoken enough about our work, a VC recently told me I am too humble about our trajectory and technology, and so for once I want to really share how confident I feel about the progress we're making and the brand new paradigm of machine coordination our technology opens up.

do you wanna go and buy a ghanel bag with me? 🥰

he calls me so religiously if i don’t pick up he calls me in the morning, in the afternoon and sometimes in the middle of the night doesn’t get mad at me if i don’t pick up doesn’t listen to me when i say to never call again either my sbi credit card customer care friend 🥰

and so i’ll keep writing till i run out of experiences

Looking to connect with people from: @MongoDB @supabase @balena_io @ZebraTechnology @EMQTech @nvidia @Siemens @Canonical @siliconlabs @HiveMQ @awscloud @Microsoft Any introductions, tags, reposts will be helpful. Ideally want to connect with someone on product partnerships. @OfflineProtocol's commercial footprint is growing rapidly and there are some really interesting opportunities I want to bring to technology partners.

steal our content engine 💅🏻

i’m done for the week but it’s just tuesday -

fun lil thing to do to use old magazines

love grok bot's desktop and also that substack allows search without logging in

i take care of my grok bots instinct takes care of me full circle moment 🥰

ew brands are doing “AI call marketing” now and it’s the worst thing i’ve ever come across no i don’t want your spam calls on top of your spam messages

we all came together on my substack and then we played “kill them ai replies”

me and my little distribution of 40 people 🥰