Adam D’Angelo

I think WebAssembly is underrated.

New: Poe Apps. Vibe code new visual interfaces for any combination of the 100+ models on Poe, and use others’ creations. You can make workflows, media editors, quizzes, and almost anything else. See thread in the linked post for details and much more to come in this direction!

Wild that the o3 results are public and yet the market still isn't pricing in AGI.

When will Waymo take everyone from SF to/from SFO, including using highways in between? (for reference, they are doing pickups/dropoffs at the Phoenix airport, but don't seem to be doing highway driving anywhere except with limited test groups)

ElevenLabs is now on Poe!

Powered by their Turbo v2.5 model, this bot converts text into natural-sounding speech with various voice options. You can also try the new Speak button for easy audio output.

Examples in the thread below:

Which AI product is currently the best at matching writing style given examples? Is there any eval for this?

I'm only now fully aware of what Twitter lost when it killed distribution for links.

There is the stock vs flow issue you point out, but another issue is that there are proportionally fewer other users competing to be followed; in steady state # of followers per day for a given user is not proportional to the size of the network, at most it might be something like log(scale)

There are a lot more people that you know on Bluesky than you think. You just need to spend an hour digging through who people follow and looking at lists and posts. The result of all the friction is a graph with more meaning per edge than usual. It’s good for some use cases and bad for others.

This is still a huge issue and massively holding the platform back.

Hmm it was probably from browsing the graph, but can’t figure out which node led to you! Happy to catch up sometime.

By far the biggest lever to improve Bluesky right now would be better follow suggestions. Very basic improvements to the current heuristic would make it a lot better. So would importing contacts.

This seems to have a better shot than Mastodon did.