very cool! The Verge today is talking about this too https://whrv.cc/fvmh7h5y

I was excited about this until I got to this part: "These apps are still required to comply with Google Play’s existing policies but allow users to experiment more directly with building apps for Android." That implies some kind of a review process. I'll stick to adb push for now!

back to normie in about 25/30 minutes after it happened (na is dark blue in graph, times are eastern time) https://cdn.masto.host/podcastindexsocial/media_attachments/files/117/468/566/547/620/740/original/bb9d666ab4c0a544.png

I sent the following boostagrams: Ping nostr:npub1thg905slqzqfhj3g6rszmkf9emh4wvgawu4y2uzl5ycqs74tetlq5szq23. 1111 Satoshis. https://truefans.fm/podcasting-20?tab=boosts&id=6ad2704bfe72a7bb2ae9a7f4 Adam: Great to hear you on PoWeR! Dave: I like your back and forth conversation! 2222 Satoshis ht...

it is getting amazingly easy for "average person" to make a personalized app, if they have the determination to do so. Making a sophisticated app that handles the myriad conditions someone without deep architectural experience however is still very difficult. Many thousands of prompts and correctio...

I asked the BoK what you meant by that: Adam Curry almost certainly meant SOPML = Social OPML. > He's suggesting that the problems could be addressed using an existing decentralized social-graph concept rather than inventing a new personGUID mechanism. > In Podcasting 2.0 episode 175, Everyone's ...

I still think you're underestimating the pressure that will fall on platforms to create and enforce TOS that forbids this stuff. Average people _might_ vibe up their own apps, but I suspect that they won't self-host the LLMs. Setting this aside, I agree with most of the rest of the observations on ...

That's pretty awesome!