send me a dollar, i'll send you a fun wine or ping pong tik tok
send me your Stripe @, i'll send you a dollar
stripe pay @felix 1.00 usd
(treasury required, while supplies last)
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@yoshibuild this is definitely free! what docs aren’t clear?
in the future, we will add more flexible payment options that aren’t free but the confirmation screen will always let you know
@orionxaus@stripe appreciate your feedback, makes sense! is it enough to just send freeform text with the payment or do you need more connectivity with other tools than that? DMs open
send me a dollar, i'll send you a fun wine or ping pong tik tok
send me your Stripe @, i'll send you a dollar
stripe pay @felix 1.00 usd
(treasury required, while supplies last)
Introducing 'stripe pay', for instant business-to-business transfers. Find companies using their Stripe profile handle and send funds for free. Available in the Dashboard and CLI.
Loved chatting agentic commerce, b2b provisioning, and https://t.co/STgGMBqBwN w/ Payton and Team @clay. Checkout awesome full vid: https://t.co/h9kcOxBAIS
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@etnshow@elonmusk@collision@patrickc I think you're missing the point young sirs.
We had our intern go and make the real chart of what really matters
Tis not how many pints one drinks but how fast one drinks them
@destraynor nabs it on this one with 1 pint per 43 minutes, sorry @elonmusk
I’m trying to be intentionally lazy in my daily life so I’m forced to use personal AI agents (dot, Muse, OpenClaw) as much as possible and find out what they can actually do beyond booking flights. 🙂
One of my "lazy" use cases: dot for language learning is surprisingly great.
After a work trip to Shanghai, I decided to commit to learning business Mandarin. But I'm too lazy to research and sign up for classes or programs. So while driving to a birthday party, I called dot and asked it to practice with me, teach me new terms, and email me a summary afterward.
✅ I practiced for much longer than I would have with a human because I couldn’t be embarrassed by the state of my Mandarin. For ~40 minutes, I threw out sentences half in English while dot filled in vocabulary and corrected my grammar, switching between languages seamlessly. I’d call it again just to practice more.
✅ The email summary (pic attached) was formatted exactly as I'd asked on the call.
🟡 dot appeared to have no awareness of its own speaking speed. At times, it would speak so fast that the words started to garble. I’d ask it to slow down, and it would, but the speed would creep back up a few rounds later. The garbling was a little unsettling.
dot made practice so low-friction and low-stakes that even the laziest version of me is doing it.
More boring personal agent use cases to come if there’s interest!