Plowing through Widow’s Bay

Time to…keep writing

Apple’s glasses may not come out till late next year, and a new Vision headset well after that. But Apple has Vision Pro hardware here now that it can work on future ideas with, including multimodal AI. WWDC is the chance to lean on it www.cnet.com/tech/computi...

I got to play some of Switch 2 StarFox. Yes it’s a remake of StarFox 64, but it’s good - especially the multiplayer. www.cnet.com/tech/gaming/...

Someday I’m going to write a horror story called The Dongles

Charging another AI Thing

Handheld hardware going to the max with no price, flying into the wind of 2026

I scanned this very quickly (without AI), found the word “dehydration.” and I think that summarizes it www.nytimes.com/2026/05/31/m...

Writing

Hello again, we meet at night on the Intertwixt intertwixt.beehiiv.com/p/intertwixt...

Around 2018 I remember people being shellshocked but generally also functioning in their own lives. Now we’re shellshocked and completely melting daily

Not surprisingly, horror is in right now

The AI apps are starting to ping me proactively. Claiming they have things to tell

FINALLY watching Widow’s Bay. Enjoying its flips

Accurate!

If it wasn’t a horrendous government doing unspeakable things I’d be laughing my ass off

I occasionally pre and post brainstorm with it like a search or a broken mirror. One lens I toss aside. I am curious about what it perceives as patterns. I don’t write with it because why would I ever? I know writing better than AI does.

Backrooms (which I haven’t seen) reminds me of what I want to see in a new post slop mid slop shift. I want films plays etc to embrace the melt psyche and attack it. This is my play mission

Having a morning of flow, chat, ideas with friends, punk feelings, working outside and around the all embracing lichen spread of AI

The latest company to get into smart glasses is *spins wheel* Acer www.cnet.com/tech/computi...

May be practicing the three shell game in the park with glasses if you see me please don’t destroy

Status of all body wearable batteries is around 50% or greater. Taking them for a walk

Mason & Dixon, page 484. Not sure where I am

I met Nick Bilton on the Gawker rooftop once. I think that was 2012

Hasn’t this been a headline for like 10 weeks www.nytimes.com/live/2026/05...

Exclusive from me: spoke to Roblox SVP of engineering about the generative AI vehicles and devices coming to Roblox games via a new CubePart AI model. It’s another part of the generative world efforts they’re making www.cnet.com/tech/service...

$450 for a Switch 2 now looks pretty reasonable

A whole deep dive into the Muppet and Mandalorian (and Space Ranger) updates at Disney and the tech that powers it… love this @bridgetcarey.bsky.social video (and envious) youtu.be/bGXbyIh0Fu0?...

A few weeks with New Google Health and the Fitbit Air has made me appreciate the chatty insights and pattern recognition of Gemini, sometimes…but at the expense of the Fitbit app’s previous layout advantage it feels like a weird trade. Ramp down the chat AI please www.cnet.com/health/googl...

RAMageddon, if it is caused by favoring the building of data centers, should be illegal. Consumer products are being wrecked based on a market willingness to abandon it. People don’t need gaming handhelds but they need computers. They don’t need data centers.

What has happened this evening Nintendo

This does not bode well for Steam Frame and Steam Machine www.cnet.com/tech/gaming/...

Disgusting swamp weather

Xreal’s new budget $299 display glasses coming in July can swap face plates. Glasses glasses glasses www.cnet.com/tech/computi...

A weird thing about LLMs is companies make a big deal that we can use our own language skills to make prompts and describe things creatively…and then they also try to pitch that we need to improve our writing too

460 pages into Mason & Dixon, 300 pages to go. I am lost

My kid asked me if Miis can be in a polycule in Tomodachi and I need a little downtime now

Year of the AI Encyclical. The weird thing is that AI in its current forms seems almost tame. In augmented reality and sensory enhanced forms, should those happen, a whole other realm

I didn’t see Bezos at reunions. Was he really there or not

Reunions remind me there are too many people to see in this world, so many interconnecting pieces. Trying to navigate the threads over time, it’s an endless game. Just trying to impossibly embrace it all

I think I currently have Shigeru Miyamoto hair. Didn’t occur to me till this morning

Thus ends an incredibly busy and social week

Not wearing smart glasses in the rain today. Still want water resistance to climb another notch to be safe

The legitimately real thing about smart glasses in the future is they’ll have assistive powers for a lot of people. Including likely you. Choosing to use them and what it’ll entail to do that is the next crossover point. It’s likely to accelerate more than it seems.

Keep doing this. Different towns. That’s the show

Kinda wild to realize we have our first AI psychosis president

Omni did this it’s not my fault

Yoshi makes me think about the groundhog in my backyard. And Codex Seraphinianus. www.cnet.com/tech/gaming/...

0 camera AI wearables yesterday. One today

Looki gave me AI comic summary of my Google IO trip. Who is this person