Day 21/30 in San Francisco 🌉
• Sunrise run down the Embarcadero, then a full day building Tutti at Founders Café
• @warpdotdev's fireside night: @sequoia's @andrew__reed, then @zachlloydtweets, @steipete from OpenAI & @DynamicWebPaige from Google DeepMind
• Ended at @SFMOMA, where Factory threw a party under the atrium skylight, galleries open and all
Thanks @warpdotdev & the panel for a great night
Shoutout to @abed_hamami & @ionpetropoulos for the all-day build
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Day 19/30 in San Francisco 🌉
• Took the morning train to @Stanford to wander the campus: fresh air, sandstone arches, Memorial Church
• A dream straight out of The Internship: walking the @Google campus and the Google Store with the giant pinwheels out front
• Closed the day in Palo Alto with a @bluebottle inside an old movie theater, maybe the calmest corner yet
Thanks @w33lliam for the campus tour
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Built my first app for the Meta Ray-Ban Display today.
It’s super simple: just a timer + stopwatch. Mostly wanted to understand how hard it is to actually get an app running on the glasses.
Turns out, not that hard.
You can either build native or use a web app. I tried the web app route: built it, deployed it, pasted the URL into the glasses, and it just worked.
Demo below, straight from my very glamorous old SF hotel room.
The interaction feels way better than I expected. Still need to try the native SDK next, but after two days with the glasses + wristband, it already feels surprisingly natural to use every day.
Day 13/30 in San Francisco 🌉
• @stripe's experimental products team showed me what they're building
• Tried @Tesla's @robotaxi — self-driving, but a safety driver still rides along
• Ferry to Sausalito for a family paella
Thanks @jeff_weinstein & the Stripe team for having me
@diervo & his family for opening their home for the paella
Shoutout to @MarkVillacampa, @druidor & @Paablobelloo
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