Philip Bayer

Yippee-skippee!

[Philip Bayer @PhilBayer8]

@adamstern_ @browsercompany Please android next!

[Philip Bayer @PhilBayer8]

I kept delaying trying @browsercompany's Arc browser. Finally did and 3 days in, I'm obsessed.

[Philip Bayer @PhilBayer8]

Here's a website exploration of this same series of images
https://t.co/70OZ0cbtAL

[Philip Bayer @PhilBayer8]

I made a little art thing using @replicatehq's scribblediffusion model! really fun little tool

[Philip Bayer @PhilBayer8]

It's been really fun developing and playing with this tool. Check out the early prototype, would love thoughts and feedback!

[Isaac Blankensmith @Blankensmith]

exploring if you can edit your writing like you edit a photo. apply filters, crop, etc. try out an early prototype + lmk what you think! 👀
https://t.co/pW1hPQis1h

[Google AI @GoogleAI]

To guide blind and low-vision runners safely through a variety of environments, Project Guideline uses on-device #ML technology. Learn more about this early-stage research project → https://t.co/P6E54WOtiN.

[Philip Bayer @PhilBayer8]

The amazing Project Guideline is nominated for a Webby!!! 🏃‍♀️👟🎉 Vote here:
https://t.co/sysndXXlbd

[Mark Dalgleish @markdalgleish]

I wish JavaScript import statements were written in reverse order so that autocomplete worked properly.

e.g. from 'lodash' import { debounce }

[Kerem @kerem]

Designers watching people use their interfaces #designtwitter

[Google @Google]

Look to Speak is an Android app from “Experiments with Google” that enables people to use their eyes to select pre-written phrases and have them spoken aloud → https://t.co/jr2svDWjgc

[Jeff Dean @JeffDean]

A nice collaboration between @GoogleAI researchers and Thomas Panek, a blind runner who is CEO of Guiding Eyes for the Blind, results in a system that uses phone, ML-based computer vision algorithms to recognize guideline markings & headphones for audio cues.

[Philip Bayer @PhilBayer8]

Huge congratulations to Thomas and the whole team that made this happen! 🎉 What an amazing privilege to be a part of this project.

[Google @Google]

“Can technology help a blind runner navigate?” That’s what Thomas Panek, CEO of @GuidingEyes, asked during a 2019 hackathon. He worked with Google Research to create Project Guideline, which helps people run independently using machine learning → https://t.co/JujxIAt6y0

[Kyle Phillips @hapticdata]

I've been working on ways to make it simple for others to add #TeachableMachine training directly into their own websites, heres the first demo with just a few lines of code. Can't wait to see what others make! https://t.co/U2QOlEHnRH

[Google Design @GoogleDesign]

“The goal isn’t a future with lots of ringing bells, but one where tech [...] can be taught by anyone.”

Read more on teachable tech in everyday objects from @Google Creative Technologists @lucas0choa, @gautambose18 & @blankensmith 🛎🥞 https://t.co/WklrPLWJ3b

[Philip Bayer @PhilBayer8]

@googleresearch I'm a little behind on this but lol: