Imagine a Nespresso machine that takes a couple vials of blood, and gives you a battery of 53 blood tests. Do blood work when you arrive at the doctor's office, and the doctor would have the results in front of them during your visit.

Meet Vital. And yup it is working!

something that continues to perplex me on a daily basis that i wish i understood better: why is the cellular to wifi hand-off so difficult/fraught/not solved? every time i walk into my house (with bad cell coverage) i lose any ability to have a conversation for a good minute

i noticed this a while ago and built something to help catch it (working surprisingly well!)

github.com/lachygroom/sma…

if anyone wants to contribute, my next project was to distill a small model to see if i can reliably infer intent—minimizing contexts vs. time cc Lu Wilson

relentlessly removing inefficiencies is a fantastic startup strategy

classic Jarred Sumner

github.com/oven-sh/bun/pu…

mixtral-8x7b-32kseqlen from Mistral AI. Mixture of Experts? 🤔

twitter.com/MistralAI/stat…

sam is the most supportive, generous, inspiring person i know. openai has forever changed the world, and i know whatever comes next will be even greater.

I don’t have a wisecrack or snark — this takes a lot of courage and a lot of vision to do. It’s worth celebrating that there’s talented people trying to do something very different.

Didn't get it until this video.

A zero-distraction replacement for my phone that doesn't limit utility is very enticing.