How did I get the Muse Charm early? I didn't — this one's DIY!

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How did I get the Muse Charm early? I didn't — this one's DIY! It's a $40 Waveshare development kit with Meta's own open-source code, and it really connects to Muse servers too. Meta's calling it a "Muse Gadget," and it's just one way to build those. Note that you'll need extra code to make it useful or fun — Claude did the job for me! Subscribe: http://goo.gl/G5RXGs Like The Verge on Facebook: ht
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