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Principal Designer @ block.xyz (NYSE: XYZ)
Currently building Buzz buzz.xyz
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"There is no spoon" Part 2!

I managed to root my B&O Beosound A9 speaker and replace the old Google Cast with Monepenny my own agent running my own stack including of course Spotify and the same ability as on phone to check emails and run scans of network etc.
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On Nov 10 in San Francisco, hear from @jack on how we’ve been rebuilding as an intelligence company, and how other companies can too.

We’re introducing Builderlab, an enterprise intelligence toolkit built by Block.

Join us for a hands-on afternoon at the Builderlab Studio: builderlabstudio.rsvpify.com/?securityToken…
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There is no spoon!

The distinction between hardware and software is compressing even more.

Just wiped an old slow completely battered up Samsung A9 phone and installed unix (Termux) so I can run my very own CellOS completely designed the way I wanted it.

Voice controlled, agent first. GUI on top, Unix below for tool calls and monitoring.

Can reprogram itself, add and remove views, check my network router, monitor for anything I want to monitor for. It can make phone calls, send messages email, login to wifi, check it's own situation, update it and if needed it can use a cloud programming environment to create more fundamental changes and services.

I can monitor my @buzzdotxyz relay and have moneypenny write messages to it.

I can even use it to create a new view on the fly (in this version it messed up layers, it's fixed and you got the point)

This is still very early and got some hickups, but the signal is clear. We will all have our very own uniquely designed phoneOS using standard protocols to communicate.
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