vibe messaging is the coolest use of AI i guess https://xitter.cf/t.co/NntcpYeMaV

Dubai, UAE
Joined June 2021
Historic moment🚨 Tesla FSD Supervised is now available outside the US for the first time - in Dubai 🇦🇪 Testing xflow Storefront at the same time: → cyberstore.xflow.org to book the ride
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We stopped communicating — we just reply.
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Messengers made us reactive. We spend our days replying instead of reaching out to the people who actually matter.
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I built xflow because I was mass-ignoring people who actually matter to me. Not on purpose. After my team fell apart, my chat list buried them under 200+ unread conversations. 4 years of R&D on the architecture — to stop wondering 'who should I reply to first?' and finally keep up with everyone.
I just tested a messaging app that completely hacked the way how I reply to people. It connects to your WhatsApp and Telegram, then uses AI to decide who needs your reply most right now. No chat list. No scrolling. No notifications. Magic. It's called xflow. Here's how it actually works:
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After years of designing the architecture of a tool that helps you reach your goals faster, we've finally released it. A next-generation messenger that lets everyone truly feel the power of AI — by effectively handling the ever-growing volume of communications faster than ever before. xflow — vibe messenger. Available for everyone on the App Store starting today. apps.apple.com/app/xflow-vib…
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Kirill Sosnovyi retweeted
Elon Musk: My prediction is that long-term, 90% or more of all power on Earth will be solar panels with batteries.”
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Kirill Sosnovyi retweeted
NEWS: New Tesla vehicles from the Fremont factory now officially drive themselves autonomously 1.2 miles to their designated loading dock without any human intervention! Here is the full clip:
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Kirill Sosnovyi retweeted
STARLINK’S NEXT BIG THING: CELL SERVICE FROM SPACE SpaceX is testing a game-changing Starlink upgrade: Direct-to-Cell satellites that connect mobile phones to cellular service anywhere on Earth—even in the middle of nowhere. These satellites act as “cell towers in space,” letting you text, call, or browse without needing a signal from ground towers. No new phone or hardware required! The beta starts Jan. 27 and aims to eliminate dead zones worldwide, making it possible to call for help, no matter where you are. Source: NASASpaceFlight
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