Day 2 of vibe coding - building an app that will create content based on things I say, captured on my @LimitlessAI pendant I only had about an hour last night, but did the following: -switched over to @lovable_dev from V0 - I'm just more familiar with the platform -refined the UI on the homepage -built secure login -started building pages on the backend -connected @supabase for this project -connected @github for this project

Supersonic is back, baby! On January 28th, Geppetto broke the sound barrier aboard the first privately-developed supersonic jet. And today…@realDonaldTrump broke the sound barrier…permanently! In 1973, a ban was placed on supersonic flight over the US. It was supposed to protect the public from sonic booms. But instead it banned innovation. The result crippled progress for half a century. The trend of ever-increasing flight speeds ground to a halt. However, today we can celebrate–quiet supersonic flight is allowed! The supersonic race is on and a new era of commercial flight can begin. Unleashed, my bet is very much on 🇺🇸(and @boomaero). Please join me in thanking @realDonaldTrump and @USDOT @SecDuffy for their leadership—as well as @SenTedBuddNC and @RepTroyNehls for introducing the bipartisan SAM act. And to the team @FAANews for leading us in the next steps for boomless flight! Make America Supersonic!!!

Using @LimitlessAI second day now and it is the only device I know that can actually your improve emotional intelligence

Many AI apps today feel like the "horseless carriages" of the late 19th century, which "swapped a horse for an engine without redesigning the vehicle to handle higher speeds." They pack powerful tech into outdated interfaces. YC's Pete Koomen (@koomen) thinks we can do better. He joined @t_blom and @dflieb to lay out a new vision for how AI should actually work: not as a chatbot bolted onto legacy software, but as a customizable tool that helps people offload the work they don't want to do. From editable system prompts to agents that act more like collaborators, they break down what it means to build AI-native software—and why the future belongs to products that let users teach machines how they think. 0:00 – Intro 0:52 – Why AI apps are broken 2:39 – How Gmail’s AI features fall short 4:00 – A better way to build AI apps 5:27 – The hidden system prompt 7:57 – What if you could access the system prompt? 9:40 – The developer-user divide in software 10:48 – The "horseless carriage" metaphor 13:35 – Email reading agent demo 14:34 – Everyone can be a prompt engineer 16:23 – Why coding agents feel magical 21:42 – Training AI like a human assistant 28:45 – The problem with chatbot interfaces 29:10 – Advice for founders

All these generated pictures of pendants that people are speculating Jony Ive and @sama are making are so so bad. It actually made me appreciate the @LimitlessAI pendant industrial design so much more now