bro described literally the option I hate the most
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Luke Wroblewski
and you can get it now....
steer agents across devices, review their work in browsers, before & after screen shots, diagrams, code changes, etc. run terminals, scripts, custom agents across providers. all from your phone.
https://intentapp.dev
I’ve been waiting for this! Loving Intent so far and all the constant updates. Thanks to the whole team.
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Karri Saarinen
yeah and we do:
1. keep developing the feature behind internal flag, anyone trying it will keep hitting issues
2. bring external beta users
3. keep using internally still
4. do feature roast where internally the whole team tries to be nitpicky as possible and write their feedback
5. release to more users
6. release to all and keep monitoring
7. team doesn't move on for a while even if the project is kind of completed, they will clean up flags, do some other work, while monitoring the feedback coming through from users
The “team doesn’t immediately move on after project completion” part is super important.
You need time to see how it actually lands, learn from real usage, and make those important tweaks while the context is still fresh.
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Joshua Ariza
I ALWAYS tell new or young designers not to freelance.
Learn the business and process from someone first.
Work somewhere. Learn on their dime.
Well whynotboth.gif
I was always chasing freelance work on nights and weekends. That hunger helped because I never specialized early on. Any design or web project was “sure, I can do that.” I learned on the fly, built broad skills, and got great at managing clients.
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Matt Ström-Awn
New essay! In which I try to define the toolmarks that AI leaves behind in the process of turning your prompt into a generated output.
mattstromawn.com/writing/expa...
Great post! something to keep in mind, especially with how fragmented everything feels right now.
Everyone’s constantly trying new tools, and over time people start trusting them a bit too blindly. I get it, they help move things faster, but they also help people avoid doing “the work.”
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Eugene
added this button interaction to my portfolio
(Stole or got the inspiration somewhere)
These are the kind of things I love in personal websites 👏
Looks amazing!
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Sebastian De Deyne
Using Codex 80% of the time but for some reason Claude has *way* better taste making UI decisions
In my experience, gemini has better UI instincts. That’s when I switch to cursor to make gemini do a UI pass for quick things. Instead of keep correcting Claude for UI changes.
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Orman Clark
things designers never want to hear:
i think
quick call?
interesting
make it pop
nice direction
i did it in word
it's getting there
needs more zing
is this the wireframe?
it's lacking something
make the logo bigger
i'll know it when I see it
my nephew has photoshop
what else?
I just asked Claude to add some “design”
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Fabrizio Rinaldi
I built my dream Markdown editor for Mac.
→ Introducing Cogito (pronounced koh-gee-toh).
It started out of frustration: Obsidian is powerful but overwhelming. iA Writer is beautiful but feels built for a different era.
Nothing felt right for how I actually write and work now: plain files, lots of folders, agents and scripts editing alongside me.
I wanted both: native and beautiful, powerful and calm.
So I finally built it.
It's fast, keyboard-first, polished, truly native. A Mac app built with power users and developers in mind.
This is my love letter to writing and Mac apps.
I use it for all my writing now.
Free while in beta ✌️
Love people building their own version of heavy used apps. This one looks very similar to @BearNotesApp wondering if you try it or what differences it has.
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Frank Stallone 🧘🏻♂️
The world is changing fast. What are you doing to keep up?
What has worked for me my entire life is being adaptable.
Being adaptable means being able to shift with the inevitability of change.
💯, I always consider myself very flexible and adaptable. What I’m doing right now is keeping myself up to date (twitter/mailbrew), playing and experimenting with all these new AI tools integrating them in my ever changing workflow.
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Louis Pereira
https://t.co/QuqaWCGtEE just crossed 3000 registered users!
Conversion to paid has dropped dramatically (as expected) after the switch away from the introductory pricing.
Let's see what impact the product hunt launch has this week. https://t.co/9X3q7jMahL
Happy to have used the introductory pricing. It was an amazing deal for such a great tool.
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Edna
@ramiroruiz Yo pienso todo lo contrario. Estudié arquitectura y siempre pensé que no podría diseñar mi propia casa.
Eso es un problema común con perfeccionismo y se ve tanto tmb en diseñadores cuando diseñamos para nosotros como el branding o sitio web. Somos nuestro peor crítico 😅
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Fabien Marry 🇪🇺
@dainal 2 young kids. Does that count? It should.
Well raising children is the most important project for parents. I have 3 young ones.
Not exactly the same as other ones as you cannot abandon them if they’re not “performing well” or sell them for profit… at least not in my country 👀
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JustMrLarz
@ramiroruiz that may not go over well if it becomes obvious and constant from your cross-posts that you’re referencing something specific to twitter on a mastodon timeline. Especially if it is a reply and lacks context.
@JustMrLarz yeah that would be bad, is not completely automatic. I have to choose what to send that step is where I add the note tags and review the translation to post to my Spanish account.
That helps me avoid confusing posts like you mention. I rarely post live event tweets to my site, and replies are only sent to my website with the original author note for context.
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Nick Hammond
What AI tool are you using to generate semi realistic looking headshots for profile pics?
does a great job if you feed it good shots and are willing to try many prompts. I’m planning to change my twitter avatar soon but here’s 2 very different examples 👇 https://t.co/dCbMu4hqfd
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Orman Clark
graphic design is undervalued
Most people still think graphic design is just about aesthetics and decoration.
And everyone likes to think they have good taste, it doesn’t help that it’s not always obvious how to measure the results of investing in it.
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˗ˏˋrogieˎˊ
If money didn’t matter, what would you do?
2 things.
Open a pizzeria, create unique and different topics each week.
Open a MMA gym, help and build the next generation of fighters.
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Matthias Bohlen 🚢 2quiet2market.com
The most difficult thing about making a note?
Choosing a good filename where to put it.
I use dates, if you do multiple in the same day then include the time, something like yy-mm-dd-hh-mm.txt
I don’t create note files, I use @BearNotesApp for that but that’s how I name each of my websites notes (date/type/time) https://t.co/JaDIKmvGci
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daryl ginn
what design advice would you give to your younger self?
3 things:
You’re not Apple, so share early, learn how to ask and take feedback and keep improving it.
That feeling that you have when seeing your last year designs. It never goes away, and is a good thing.
Create more experiments and put them out there.
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