Hands, neural intent.

clutch.

till the neural intent wristbands drop in price, or Apple Watch opens more capabilities

then you can execute sequences with hand signals without having to move your hands.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QJNub1vjqGo


”Excited to share that Surface Keyboard & Touchpad is now available on Meta Quest 3 via the v85 PTC Early Access channel under Experimental Features.

Surface Keyboard turns any physical surface into a typing area, enabling all-finger input and higher text-entry throughput than index-finger-only floating keyboards. Just like a physical keyboard, you don’t have to look down. You can keep your gaze forward and type naturally. That moment, when typing simply works without visual attention, feels surprisingly magical. (Hunt-and-peck typing is supported as well.)

Surface Touchpad introduces a trackpad-like interaction model, enabling precise control of UI elements with a mouse cursor and familiar gestures such as two-finger scrolling. This is especially valuable for smaller or denser interfaces, such as interacting with color pickers or font dropdowns that are difficult to target with hand rays or controller rays.

Rather than replacing physical Bluetooth keyboards or trackpads, these input modalities are designed for on-the-go productivity. They support quick chat replies, short-form email writing, web searching and browsing, and other lightweight tasks where carrying extra devices isn’t ideal.

As an experimental feature, this is very much a work in progress. There are known limitations in performance, recognition, and feedback, and we see this release as an opportunity to learn in the open.

Grateful to the incredible partners and colleagues I had the privilege to work with on this effort. Advancing input and interaction in spatial computing consistently requires deep collaboration across design, engineering, and research, and it was this shared commitment that made it possible to bring what once felt like science fiction into reality.

Below is a quick video I captured in a coffee shop and on a flight, demonstrating Surface Keyboard and Touchpad in everyday computing scenarios. If you have a Meta Quest 3, give it a try yourself.

* How to join Meta Quest Early Access PTC (Public Test Channel):
https://lnkd.in/gRS3n6Xc
* Go to Settings > Experimental > Surface Keyboard
* Only supported on Quest3 (Not 3S)”
- Yoon Park
Source

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/cre8ivepark_metaquest-spatialcomputing-inputinteraction-activity-7423127461087064064-xveq

SatoshiO's with the Mayor of the Greatest City

Can’t take a photo with the mayor. Team won’t let randos get close enough.
But he supports a safer city, knows the bodegas are food deserts, and he supports bitcorn.

He took his first three paychecks in Bitcoin.

“Remember y’all laughed at me when I first got my Bitcoin. Who’s laughing now? Go look at my Bitcoin now. You all mock me. You’re taking your first three paychecks in Bitcoin. What’s wrong with you? Now you wish you would have done it.”
- Mayor Eric Adams
110th Mayor of New York City

SatoshiO's Secret Launch Party in ATX

Shhh…

Don’t tell anyone.

Ok tell people.



They pay $25 in USD, attendees receive a full refund for performance of taking a photo and sharing it on their social media. The lesson it teaches is how to custody and send Bitcoin.



50% off code:
GOOD2BEARLY

https://lu.ma/5b703hy2

SatoshiO Cereal at Core Scientific in Denton Texas at the Crypto for Cruz rally on freedom and energy

Yesterday SatoshiO Cereal made an appearance at the Core Scientific ($CORZ) Bitcoin mining datacenter in Denton, Texas. We were delighted to attend our first Texas Blockchain Council. Lee Bratcher (TBC), Adam Sullivan (Core Scientific) and Senator Ted Cruz speak.

Bitcoin brings everyone together. Adam spoke about Bitcoin mining and encompassing all multiple forms of compute. I feel that pragmatism is beneficial for technological as well as environmental progress.

Senator Ted Cruz said he likes Bitcoin and owns a few ASICs. Now he owns a box of SatoshiO Cereal. You can get a box here on SatoshiOCereal.com. The Senator spoke about how Bitcoin mining and HPDC (data-centers) increase grid resilience. Watch his speech below to how Bitcoin mining can prevent the grid from blacking out from high energy demand during the next heatwave or snow storm.

I believe Bitcoin mining goes a step further and increases microgrid and energy resilience off grid. Other bitcoin mining CEOs are waiting for their box of SatoshiO Cereal. Thank you for your patience. We are hashing away at the wheat mill today.

Core Scientific has a beautiful facility with a lot of Megawattage coming online. We’re going to need more substations.

For me, SatoshiO Cereal has proven to open the box, I mean door to data-center CEOs, venture capitalists, private equity, and also politicians. SatoshiO Cereal is like Bitcoin because it brings everyone together. SatoshiO Cereal brings everyone together, Metamask employees, NFT enthusiasts, Bitcoin maximalists, protocol agnostic processing minds, energy providers, red, white, blue, and orange. Regardless of partisanship we all eat food, use money in some form or another, and we all rely on energy. Cereal and Bitcoin are pragmatic. I hope to you purchase SatoshiO Cereal, it has proven easier than telling people to buy Bitcoin, or engaging in blockchain protocol partisanship. Cereal and a friendly cartoon character are right of the chasm in the diffusion of innovation (h/t Geoffrey Moore, author of Crossing the Chasm, and uncle Larry Chiang CEO of Duck9). For you, SatoshiO Cereal can open the door to the next level.

One thing I realized my last night in Nashville speaking with the CISO of…a distributed compute processing venture led by the CEO of Bitcoin.com…when someone refers to “crypto” as cryptograph, I just shut up and listen. We are glad Senator Cruz endorses cryptography as well. Cryptographic security is important on all levels. I feel energy and cyber security are non-partizan and bi-partizan issues. They are national security issues that effect everyone. But I’m just a cereal entrepreneur.

Thank you Jerry Rogers of Voss Alan for inviting me to this epic event. Great seeing some familiar faces from Nashville. We're building not only brand equity, but real human connection over cardboard and carbohydrates, or just good energy? ⚡

Disclaimer: I tucked my shirt in with Photoshop Beta generative AI to…appear more presentable in this photo. Original included below for authenticity.

Bitcoin Conference 2024 Unofficial Speakers' Dinner with No Dinner

No speakers.
No dinner.
So I spoke and served breakfast and unveiled SatoshiOs to everyone.
I am a serial entrepreneur and a cereal entrepreneur.

Thank you for attending the launch of SatoshiO Cereal.
Buy it here on www.SatoshiOCereal.com

Available for hand delivery in Austin, Texas. Right now.



Pictured: @island on X. @starbugurlar on X & IG, Mason Carter @onchaincowboy on X - thank you for your purchase.

A special thanks to:
+ Everyone who attended to see and taste the alpha product.
+ Parker Lewis for signing his book Gradually, Then Suddenly.
+ East Coast ASIC - our bitcoin mining colocation sponsor. Contact Vince
+ Indra’s Awarehouse for the art installations, party bus, and great energy.
+ Nifty Nei at PlebPrint.shop in PlebLab.com - they can print your merch and swag.


Find Vince @eastcoastasic on Telegram, Instagram, X, and EastCoastASIC.com

Bitcoin 2024

Go to the conference before the bull.
Nice to see mining have more of a presence.

Sharing photos of mining ventures - because they are the most transparent ventures.

Weirdly or understandably I did not take many photos.
Bitcoin - etiquette “please, no photos.”
Crypto - etiquette “please, take a photo of me.”
TradFi - etiquette “hey take a photo of ‘em and their notes”

Fortunate to have access to enterprise lounge to learn about mining and the main stage.

Thank you Bitcoin Media and Geo Iain.
Thank you to the 3 CEOs who joined me on this party bus in southern heat to ride to a place they’ve never been before in order to attend the unveiling of my new venture. More soon.

Selling white space for information

At Austin Bitcoin Club, I sold 4 blank notebooks.

Yes, blank, empty notebooks. Each for $50.

I promised the purchaser that I’d repay them $25 per page for the first two pages they sent me pictures of.

Only one person redeemed in person. The other three I’ve had to follow up with.

Update: all three redeemed.


The value of this is building trust.

Everyone who redeemed, I feel like I can work with, and I feel that they trust me. It’s “verified” as we say.

If someone loses the notebook, or doesn’t send images after I text them weeks in a row, then prove to be more effort on all ends.
I returned every dollar per the deal where the counter party delivers (image attached). And I do it in the tranches as shown below. “Don’t return $50 for two photos. Return $25 at a time. Because if you don’t, it quickly devolves into $0 for 0.” - Uncle Larry (not an exact quote).
The tranches tied to specific transactions exist for a reason, because they are tied to specific milestones of achievement. This is all just practice.

Also, I realize fun colored notebooks are better. Monster notebooks are sold out on Amazon.

The net funds are $0, but positive verification and establishment of trust. The reward is in the form of quotes, information, sketches, and poetry we both receive.

Why empty notebooks?
See the origin story of the origin story of Calm.

You were right, I was wrong.

You were right, I was wrong.
Bitcoin is valuable. While it is volatile, it brings is freedom and energy.

I'm sorry I was dismissive a decade and half ago.

I'm sorry. Not because I missed out on growth, but I apologize because I heard you, but I refused to be open minded.

1. You told me in Brooklyn, that it is deflationary, you drew the halving spiral in the air with your finger. You said I could mine it on my computer...but I thought it wasn't worth the electricity cost.

2. You were with with me on Wall Street at the first Bitcoin Exchange during the flash crash. You told me "You can buy it." I ignored you.

3. You mentioned it over dinner, credit card points, Bitcoin. I said "I don't want to hear it."

You were right. I was wrong. You're probably not reading this, probably not on LinkedIn. Statistically you're probably on an island. And you earned it.

This is more than about the money.

While this is about money. It's about securing property rights, immutable information, and access to energy.

You know where I grew up.

And that I still have $100 bills that people would carry in their underwear...thinking that was the only safe place to store it.

I remember when I saw a lady with black eye because the night before she was beaten by multiple people and robbed for $100 - everything she had on her.

I remember when an older kid tried to sell a younger kid a "new $10" in exchange for a $20 in the lunch line. The younger kid was smarter than that.

And you were smarter than me. Thank you for trying to get me to believe.

While "money" might be what we culturally measure ourselves by or what we think we "have." What's important is the freedom and energy. Because I believe that's all we are. We can't carry money with us beyond the grave, but freedom and energy on the other hand...