Toward the end (maybe?) of the I/O keynote, Google threw in a cute little ditty about all the things you can do with Gemini prompts: generate photos of cats playing guitar, find smart things to say about Renoir, etc.
It includes the phrase “There’s no wrong way to prompt,” which, have you met people?
Ryan Norbauer wanted the perfect stabilizer for his upcoming Seneca keyboard, which will start at $3,400 (not a typo). And so, armed only with impossibly high standards, an unbelievable tenacity, and a “cash bazooka,” he set out to invent it.
[Ryan Norbauer]
In response to reviews of the Humane AI pin, which tries to do a lot of things and mostly fails at all of them, Harry McCracken pens an ode to a beloved gadget that does exactly one thing, but does it very well.
The Hue Sync TV app for Samsung QLED TVs — previously only available as a one hundred and thirty dollar single-TV unlock — is getting a $3/mo subscription option that works on up to three Samsung TVs. It’s also getting music sync and better SmartThings integration. The update rolls out in spring to 2024 TVs and later for 2022 and 2023 models.
Aftermath, the video games website, has published its first strategy guide: a dive into min-maxing your use of NYC’s bike share program, complete with fetch quests, rewards, and weird point multipliers. It’s good.
[aftermath.site]
I kinda love this not-Lego-brick model gaming rig, complete with build-it-yourself components including motherboard, RAM, “GeForce RTX” graphics card, power supply, and two SSDs. And RGB lighting, obviously.
There’s also a 90’s beige box PC kit with a tiny brick floppy drive and CD-ROM drive, as well as a little keyboard and mouse.
