$10 ESP32s plus coding agents make Weiser's ubiquitous computing dream tractable, says Matuschak
andy_matuschak · x · 2026-09-06
Andy Matuschak notes that between $10 ESP32s/XTEINKs and coding agents, Mark Weiser's ubiquitous computing dream starts to look both more appealing and more tractable.
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