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podcast_episode / 1d ago
Tech innovator Avni Patel Thompson designed an app to shield busy parents from the chaos of scheduling school pickups, coordinating playdates, planning birthday parties and more — but as the product developed, something felt off. What might we lose when AI smooths over the friction of everyday family life? Patel Thompson explores her surprising discovery and how you can leverage AI to connect more deeply with the ones you love.
podcast_episode / 1d ago
Tech innovator Avni Patel Thompson designed an app to shield busy parents from the chaos of scheduling school pickups, coordinating playdates, planning birthday parties and more — but as the product developed, something felt off. What might we lose when AI smooths over the friction of everyday family life? Patel Thompson explores her surprising discovery and how you can leverage AI to connect more deeply with the ones you love.
podcast_episode / 1d ago
<p>Tech innovator Avni Patel Thompson designed an app to shield busy parents from the chaos of scheduling school pickups, coordinating playdates, planning birthday parties and more — but as the product developed, something felt off. What might we lose when AI smooths over the friction of everyday family life? Patel Thompson explores her surprising discovery and how you can leverage AI to connect more deeply with the ones you love.</p><br><p>This is episode six of a seven-part series airing this week on TED Talks Daily, where author, podcaster and past TED speaker Kelly Corrigan — and her six TED2...
podcast_episode / 1d ago
<p>In this episode of Mpowered Living, host Ann Sheu speaks with Avni Patel Thompson about the invisible load that parents carry and how technology, particularly AI, can help alleviate some of that burden. Avni shares her journey from a science background to entrepreneurship, the development of her AI copilot for families, and the importance of community and support in parenting. They discuss the challenges of integrating technology into family life, raising grounded children, and the complexities of summer camp logistics. The conversation emphasizes the need for balance, intentionality, and open communication in both parenting and professional life.</p><p>...
article / 1d ago
hello/goodbye. Today we say goodbye to Milo, and hello to the next chapter. Avni Patel Thompson's avatar. Avni Patel Thompson. Jan 12 ...
article / 1d ago
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article / 1d ago
Friction-maxxing, a new food pyramid, Claude Code, visual weather comparison and whimsical playing cards. Avni Patel Thompson's avatar.
tweet / 1d ago
RT @Freyy_is: saw a post saying we are so emotionally invested in the artemis ii mission because it shows intelligent people working togeth…
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RT @soleio: The most important message to come out of this lunar mission. This is why we send people to space. This is why the naysayers ar…
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RT @SoniaBaschez: fewer kids would want to be influencers if they grew up watching astronauts https://t.co/v4qBg8H05C
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RT @andrew__reed: It’s like Apple built little ejection seats for your airpods when you drop your case on the ground
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I love this - I’m finding as a “self-taught” engineer who did spend time reading studies as a student I’ve been better able to understand the latest in AI developments from the source in a way that I’m grateful I had that skill.
But like Jon, I have to print them out and mark them up bc this is an active sort of reading that all of us do rarely these days.
It’s a slog but after the first couple you get the hang of it and it’s pretty fun to learn the science from the source.
tweet / 1d ago
RT @andy_matuschak: I was introduced to this in an ironic context, but I unironically love considering it every day—lives above my desk.
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I've seen a bunch of @openclaw plugins that help with memory and search.
any that make your claw better at anchoring on goals/objectives and updating as progress is made on the week's/month's goals?
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What a wonderful perspective - another add to my growing theory that with the abundance world of AI, it’s the discernment or the “cutting” where the value shifts.
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RT @VascoDaGappah: One day, I am going to open a Book Bar.
People will come to share their problems, and I will comfort them with a drink…
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RT @alphaman_111: On day 1 of my high school history class, our professor got up and said
You are 15 or 16 years old. 200 years ago people…
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One of my great joys in life has been realizing just how much I love doing this and leaning into it.
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RT @Appyg99: I recently talked to a philosophy major who now works in tech. She said asking the right question to the AI is more important…
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RT @yishan: An absolutely great overview of why building memory systems for LLMs is fundamentally hard. I’ve been building a memory system…
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RT @nickimoraa: So you’re telling me that the Moon’s many craters are from billions of years protecting Earth by pulling space rocks into h…
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Wow. Just wow. Must read.
"It starts out small, almost bureaucratic in its modesty: paying attention. Learning the emotional thermostat of a room and making tiny, near-invisible adjustments. Discovering, not without a flicker of pride, which version of yourself keeps the machinery humming.
At first it feels like closeness, like competence. Like maybe you’ve finally learned something useful.
Women learn to wait ahead of things so others need not wait at all. They learn the measure of a voice, the weight of a silence, the cost of letting trouble arrive unsoftened. For this they are praised, rewarded, and assumed to be untroubled.
And they allow themselves to be misread because telling the truth would demand more strength than they have left. Marriage asks little at any one moment, only a domestic spoonful at a time, so small it feels unworthy of refusal. It is only in looking back that a woman sees how much has been taken. It’s like realizing the system kept running because you were the battery, and no one ever thought to recharge it or bring a spare."
tweet / 1d ago
RT @smokeymcburnn: One of my favorite videos on the internet of all time. https://t.co/U6lQ0snSiN
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RT @kenzianidiot: when it rained, my brother and i had “raindrop contests.” we’d each choose a raindrop on the window. whoever’s raindrop g…
tweet / 1d ago
Any mutuals who can teach me about benchmarks - what goes into collecting, implementing and maintaining them?
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RT @garrytan: This is the simplest distillation of what I have learned about agentic engineering this year
Push smart fuzzy operations hu…
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RT @JaneotN: 💿🔥😆 https://t.co/CJVrI0ZZsl
article / 1d ago
if we're bringing back blogs, then I wanted to see what it would be like to share my thoughts via good ol' fashioned vlog....pardon the rambling but hey, ...
article / 1d ago
The app for independent voices. Get the app. Learn more. For you. Avni Patel Thompson's avatar · Avni Patel Thompson · 5d · ✨ beautiful chaos ✨.
article / 1d ago
In that way that some families pass on a cottage or some heirloom china, mine bequeathed me this deep love of seeing new places.
article / 1d ago
Fire. Or: the feeling of unbridled exhilaration when holding an invention you know will change everything. Avni Patel Thompson's avatar.
article / 1d ago
I'm Avni Patel Thompson, a serial founder and writer focused on building more human systems. At the heart of it, I'm a mama trying to make the world a bit ...
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Avni Patel Thompson's avatar. I'm a builder, a storyteller, a mama ... Avni Patel Thompson's avatar · Avni Patel Thompson. 4d. Playback speed. 1×.
article / 1d ago
Avni Patel Thompson is a founder and writer exploring the future of caregiving, tech, and modern life. Essays, ideas, and tools for building what's missing.
article / 1d ago
This week's explorations include celebrating Pi Day, navigating risk, and font fun. Mar 15 • Avni Patel Thompson.
article / 1d ago
"I have not failed. I've just found 10000 ways that won't work." The tales of the 10000. Click to read 10000 ways, by Avni Patel Thompson, a Substack
article / 1d ago
So every day I'm pushing to keep my business alive instead of testing to see what will kill it, I am failing our purpose. This is an incredibly hard thing to ...
paper / 1d ago
Toward A More Cooperative Web3
youtube_video / 1d ago
Tech innovator Avni Patel Thompson designed an app to shield busy parents from the chaos of scheduling school pickups, ...