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TIL: How to Build Firefox from Source

Today, I learned how to build Firefox from source. I've been a Mozillian since 2019, but this is the first time that I built the browser on my own machine. My sophomore year of college, I used Visual Studio and en embedded iexplore.exe window to make a simplified browser that had bookmarks permanent

In the Era of Multi-Dimensional Computing, XR is the Future of Front-End; AI is the Future of Back-End

My work over the past ten+ (wtf?) years has focused on emerging technologies, primarily spatial computing and machine learning - so this moment is pretty spectacular to see. We're entering a new age where generative AI can create infinite worlds of content as a tool to aid and augment human creativi

SelfOS: Visions of a Personal Agent

As we begin crossing a new productivity frontier with the availability of large language models and advances in artificial intelligence algorithms, I've been thinking a lot about the use of these tools in helping us introspect and communicate. Enter the idea of SelfOS. My long-term vision for SelfOS

Is Personalized AI the Ultimate User Agent?

"A computer program representing a person" - is personalized artificial intelligence the ultimate destination for the browser user agent?

'in paradox' - an exercise in AI poetry interpretation

I created a poem using fridge magnets, then asked three different AI chat bots to interpret my work. Bard, surprisingly, nailed it.

I'm scared of ChatGPT. Tay offered a better perspective.

Artificial intelligence in and of itself is not dangerous. Building systems without sufficient oversight and processes for testing influence and impact is dangerous.

Authoring Immersive Environments with glTF for Multi-User Mixed Reality Web Applications

I was invited to give a lightning talk at the W3C Inclusive Design for Immersive Technology workshop about what we’re doing with scene authoring through Spoke for Hubs. As with many of my talks, I think they make better blog posts, and I’m excited to share this one

Captioning Three.js WebGL Canvas Elements with Machine Learning

I just skimmed back into an earlier blog post and realized that while I posted about leaving High Fidelity, I never actually updated with where I was headed. I didn’t post it here, though I did an announcement on Twitter with the news: I joined Mozilla back in March