trying to get into my discover weekly but the liked songs shuffle keeps putting out bangers
09.03.2026 14:00
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trying to get into my discover weekly but the liked songs shuffle keeps putting out bangers
and who could forget the forged painting of the liberty bell, which was allegedly dated far before the bell was cracked, but oddly depicted a crack!
i still remember and love the one where he solves the mystery of the kid who stole the new prized potato breed by recognizing that the kid took out a bottle of ketchup even though everyone was expecting a fancy potato dish- he knew fries were being served because he snuck in early and stole the spud
reading the replies on that post and hank's is freaking wild, like they're stuck in 2023
no ego is the way, we just wanna do things right
what favorite lessons has it learned?
i swear i can see a pokemon card in this
cloud seeding 💪🌧
considering renaming the @zo.computer `users` table to `humans`
pissed sitting across the shen yun posters in the subway
Bullshit
zo-computer.canarycanary.com/store
cnn clickbaited me into thinking Anthropic caved to the pentagon
congrats!!!!!
As AI labs increase the pace of model release cycles, people are going to have to get used to the underlying guts of their companion bots being regularly replaced. Call it a friendship of Theseus.
winter storm a few weeks ago, and blizzard now. god doesn't want me to worry about street cleaning :)
pls listen to zhou shen
zo.computer is the real openclaw + Mac Mini
I just installed pi, so I have an orchestrator for 5 instances that I can access anytime and ask them shit like schedule a barber, but also, clone repos, push PRs and deploy to fly.io
feeling the agi rn
i'm rich in faith 😌
i'm praying
Open models are now free on Zo
GLM-5, Kimi K2.5, and MiniMax M2.5 are now free to use on Zo. And we’ve increased the AI usage limits on our free plan significantly.
Read more: zocomputer.substack.com/p/open-model...
wasn't advertised but have found it to be a very nice perk of my job that has spoiled me greatly
Are you using open models on a regular basis? If yes, I’d love to hear about it!
- what’s your use-case?
- local or through an inference provider?
- how has the experience evolved over time?
- anything you miss from the closed models, if you’ve used them?
Would appreciate reposts for visibility 🙏
i learned about "brick" as northeast slang for it being cold outside, so for a long while i thought bricked up meant cold... and i used it like that...
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Screenshot of Android SMS conversation with contact "Cooler Zo" at 11:25 AM showing an AI-generated article summary of a Google paper. The message explains how researchers used Gemini Deep Think to solve mathematical problems and generate proofs across computer science, economics, and physics via techniques like iterative prompting and neuro-symbolic loops. Includes a Bluesky link to the original post by emollick. Demonstrates Zo delivering bookmarked research summaries via text message.
set up a service on my @zo.computer to poll my bluesky bookmarks every 60 seconds, and fire off a request to its own api to save any new ones and summarize article links, then text them to me
I've always loves @samwho.dev's Ping page, so I built my own last night using my @zo.computer! Since Zo can already handle sending me text messages and running tiny servers, it only took about an hour of coding to get it all working. stordahl.dev/ping
the other website has blown up with clawdbot talk from what i can tell but my feed here has been practically silent about it
nice
that feeling when you can finally go faster than 10mph after what feels like an eternity
blimey!