Fellow @RelationalAI. Previously co-founder of Eve and Light Table, YCombinator Alum, ex-Microsoft and Looker.
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Chris Granger retweeted
Playbit is an endeavor to build a new operating system for software creatives. After over two years of research, Playbit is now a real company and we are hiring our founding engineers.
Are you up for the challenge?
playb.it/careers/
Chris Granger retweeted
This correctly identifies several trillion dollars of latent wealth creation capacity over the next several years if it is unlocked.
With the renaissance in generative models, my essay about how we could create the next computer revolution by teaching people to externalize mental models of the world might just come true! chris-granger.com/2015/01/26…
We also need those tools to work across levels of abstraction. “Let’s try going with a warmer palette” vs give me a color picker to dial in my red. If the tools exactness matches my intent it’s great. But it’s ridiculous to…
It's uh.. been a long time.
"Is web3... anything?"
chris-granger.com/2021/12/09…
Chris Granger retweeted
"Have you tried rubbing a database on it?"
hytradboi.com/
A day of 10 minute talks on strange and unusual uses of databases and other data-centric ideas.
Chris Granger retweeted
Y’all don’t even know that Chris and his team are building the most absurdly next level thought processor / end-user programmable MACHINE of a software tool.
When they launch they’re gonna leapfrog ahead of the competition by 3-5 years at least. Can’t wait to see more.
Chris Granger retweeted
haha we've actually talked about something like that. I like the free-to-play model that games have moved towards and would love to be able to give everything away if there's a real way to make continued work on it sustainable.
Let's say you've built a fully decentralized, local-first, multiplayer, end-to-end encrypted Notion/Roam that is also completely reprogrammable (you can change/add anything). How would you build a business around it? For the web3 folks, how could tokens play a part?
Chris Granger retweeted
Calling Engineers and Designers for a new Ink & Switch project: We're exploring tablet-based programming. Join us this fall and work with @szymon_k.
notion.so/Calling-Engineers-…
Chris Granger retweeted
Ok this one is fantastic: youtube.com/watch?v=zprSxCMl… (via fb demoscene group)
We (@joshuafcole and @forgttenboy) did the GMTK game jam this weekend :) Check it out: joshuafcole.itch.io/patch-wo…
We've been thinking about how to present being able to really converse with a system and we keep coming to "what if notion was fast, handled/connected to any size of data, and by just writing some english you could turn it into anything?"
A universe of data with no limits.