Imagine a restaurant chain called “Macros.” You walk in, tap your target macros into a kiosk — protein, carbs, fats, calories — and choose your preferred ingredients: chicken breast, rice, potatoes, greek yogurt, eggs, vegetables, etc. The system instantly designs the optimal meal to hit your numbers exactly. Then a cook behind the counter assembles it Chipotle-style, weighing every ingredient on a scale down to the gram. Fast food for people who track their calories. @DeanTTraining why aren’t you doing this?

BREAKING: Vibe-coding platform Lovable reportedly suffered a breach that exposed users’ AI chat histories, source code, & database credentials.

It’s a work in progress, but, yes, you can run Claude Code through a Furby. Hardware: • Stock Furby Connect (2016). No mods, just BLE • Mac • USB mic for voice capture BLE (Bleak): • Connects via GATT characteristic to Furby's GeneralPlus chip • Two command types: antenna LED color [0x14, R, G, B] and stock actions (eyes motors sound) [0x13, ...] • Write-only • Auto-reconnect on drop Voice (sounddevice Whisper): • 16kHz mono stream, RMS energy detection • Starts recording at 0.3s above threshold, stops after 1.5s silence • Clips sent to Whisper API → checked for wake phrase ("hey furby") • Wake word only → records a second clip for the actual command Claude Code (subprocess): • Spawns claude -p "<command>" with stream-json output • --dangerously-skip-permissions (no terminal to confirm) • Whitelisted tools: Read, Write, Edit, Bash, Grep, Glob Resumes session for conversation context • Parses stdout line by line → system, assistant, result events Furby reactions: • Every Claude event maps to a stock Furby action antenna color • Thinking → giggle purple • Writing files → hollywood lights green • Bash → ninja dream yellow • Success → stars gold • Error → eyes squeezed red • 12 more Working on custom DLC eyes now: • 64x64 pixel art uploaded to Furby's flash over BLE at ~4KB/s • Terminal prompt, magnifying glass, loading spinner, checkmark, X mark • 6-bit palette-indexed, packed 4px per 3 bytes I have a massive Furby-induced headache. Do not recommend trying this at home.

This robot solving a rubiks cube in 0.103 seconds is a little preview of what "AGI" really means