Aidan Hornsby
@aidanhornsby.bsky.social
Let’s just have fun on the internet. Building @layercode.bsky.social. Before: doubleup.agency
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One thing lost in the conversation about Jony and Sam is that Emerson Collective was a key io products investor. They don’t just have the backing of Steve’s spiritual partner, they have his life partner’s backing too.
May 22, 2025 at 10:50 PM
One thing lost in the conversation about Jony and Sam is that Emerson Collective was a key io products investor. They don’t just have the backing of Steve’s spiritual partner, they have his life partner’s backing too.
Delightful packaging as ever from @craigmod.com today ❤️
May 21, 2025 at 11:30 PM
Delightful packaging as ever from @craigmod.com today ❤️
Voice AI is moving really, really fast.
It's getting cheaper, faster and easier to generate speech that for many, is already indistinguishable from human voice.
We compared the leading models to help voice AI devs👇
It's getting cheaper, faster and easier to generate speech that for many, is already indistinguishable from human voice.
We compared the leading models to help voice AI devs👇
We’re seeing incredible innovation in text-to-speech voice AI models every week. It’s hard to keep up!
To help developers building in voice AI, we compared the leading models.
Spot something we missed? Let us know!
To help developers building in voice AI, we compared the leading models.
Spot something we missed? Let us know!
May 9, 2025 at 4:51 PM
Voice AI is moving really, really fast.
It's getting cheaper, faster and easier to generate speech that for many, is already indistinguishable from human voice.
We compared the leading models to help voice AI devs👇
It's getting cheaper, faster and easier to generate speech that for many, is already indistinguishable from human voice.
We compared the leading models to help voice AI devs👇
Speaking + listening = faster than reading + writing.
And: Broadly, more people prefer talking > typing.
Combine visual + voice UIs and it becomes obvious why voice agents will be a huge part of how we interact with computers in the (very near) future.
And: Broadly, more people prefer talking > typing.
Combine visual + voice UIs and it becomes obvious why voice agents will be a huge part of how we interact with computers in the (very near) future.
April 20, 2025 at 8:30 PM
Speaking + listening = faster than reading + writing.
And: Broadly, more people prefer talking > typing.
Combine visual + voice UIs and it becomes obvious why voice agents will be a huge part of how we interact with computers in the (very near) future.
And: Broadly, more people prefer talking > typing.
Combine visual + voice UIs and it becomes obvious why voice agents will be a huge part of how we interact with computers in the (very near) future.
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iconic. iconic. iconic. hotdog with mustard going to work.
February 12, 2025 at 3:20 PM
iconic. iconic. iconic. hotdog with mustard going to work.
It’s never been harder to answer “what are the facts?”
It’s never been easier to answer “how do people feel about it?”
It’s never been easier to answer “how do people feel about it?”
January 22, 2025 at 3:16 AM
It’s never been harder to answer “what are the facts?”
It’s never been easier to answer “how do people feel about it?”
It’s never been easier to answer “how do people feel about it?”
The more LLM-based features / products I explore the more I feel like we’re stuck in the command line-era when it comes to the ideal UI/UX for AI.
Basic chat-based UIs mostly feel lazy and clearly suboptimal.
Hats off to the few thinking about this from first principles.
Basic chat-based UIs mostly feel lazy and clearly suboptimal.
Hats off to the few thinking about this from first principles.
January 11, 2025 at 8:01 PM
The more LLM-based features / products I explore the more I feel like we’re stuck in the command line-era when it comes to the ideal UI/UX for AI.
Basic chat-based UIs mostly feel lazy and clearly suboptimal.
Hats off to the few thinking about this from first principles.
Basic chat-based UIs mostly feel lazy and clearly suboptimal.
Hats off to the few thinking about this from first principles.