Gabriel Vaz
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Gabriel Vaz
@GabrielVaz
Digital product Designer at Jusbrasil
Salvador, Bahia 가입일 Şubat 2009
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After so many nights, so proud to ship the first version of Fray. Still alpha, but it works 🥰
Guigz@guigzC
Always been frustrated by notes apps. You don't just take notes — you take them about something (meeting, a project, a random spark) So with @untoldecay we're building Fray a local-first markdown notes app that lives as a drawer or a floating note, on top what you're doing
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@joshwoodward @GeminiApp @NotebookLM What is the diference from notebooks on Gemini and Projects? All the conversations that you move to a notebook is used on memory?
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Most Al chatbots give you basic "projects." Gemini just built you a second brain. 🧠
Introducing Notebooks: some of the magic from @NotebookLM, integrated directly into @GeminiApp.
Here's what changes for you today:
📚 Upload 100 sources for free
📂 Organize your chats - the wait is officially over :)
🔄 Sources, chats, and emojis sync
People are using Gemini and NotebookLM in tandem, and we'll keep building both.
To manage capacity, we're rolling this out NOW on the web and going from Ultra ➡️ Pro ➡️ Plus ➡️ Free. (Mobile, EU, and Workspace are up next!)
With Google I/O right around the corner, we are just getting started. Enjoy!
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Meet Bo. DM for access to the private beta
Brandon Turp@brandonturp
I had an idea that was simply too big to ignore. So I'm dropping everything to build it. It's at the intersection of AI x Health. If it works, it's going to completely disrupt the entire health + fitness industry. Stay tuned for the waitlist + turn on push notis 🔔
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@richardrx Prefiro essa leitura:
Se vocês soubessem o impacto de uma boa sessão de pricing, NUNCA terceirizariam para um humano.
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Se vocês soubesse o impacto de uma boa seção de pricing NUNCA terceirizariam para uma IA.
Alfi | Design for Startups@AlfiFromToasty
About 95% of buying decisions happen at the pricing section. If this part is confusing, the sale is already lost. This is why your brand needs a clean design. 😎
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07/ We’re not pushing code straight to prod yet, so I’m curious how others do it end-to-end.
If you have content, videos, or want to chat, tag me or DM. I’m excited (and a bit impatient) to become more of a builder.
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“Vibe Coding” is a great name for attention.
But also… it sounds like a joke.
Like there’s nothing serious behind it.
Am I the only one who feels the name trivializes what is actually a very hard problem?
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06/ As a Product Designer at Jusbrasil, we’ve been using a lot of AI for vibe coding + prototyping: AI Studio, V0, Figma Make, Claude Code, Codex...
We build high-fidelity prototypes and run low-cost experiments, usually in isolated environments.
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05/ For those working at larger companies:
If you’re doing “vibe coding” today, I’d love to learn from you.
How is it actually practiced inside big orgs?
How does it connect to real shipping in production, not just demos or prototypes?
Drop notes, examples, or links 👇
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04/ What made this even more interesting:
Google has people publicly calling themselves “Vibe Coding Leads.”
@jocarrasqueira at Google DeepMind even uses this title openly
This clearly isn’t just a meme. Serious companies are experimenting with it in real work
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03/ A post that caught my attention was @OfficialLoganK saying he’s dropping the “PM” title and that “we are all builders now.”
PMs and Designers are actually great at specifying problems and intent.
If this leads to better products, this could be a really good shift.
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02/ To be clear: I’m actually excited about this shift.
AI is clearly changing who builds, how fast things ship, and who gets leverage.
I genuinely want to learn more about people and companies doing this well... beyond the hype.
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01/ Naming matters.
“Vibe Coding” suggests intuition, speed, improvisation.
But most real-world failures today are not about how fast we code — they’re about what we ship and why it exists.
This feels closer to spec-driven development than “vibes”.
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Earlier this week, we launched Wondercraft Video.
Ahead of launch, we gave access to 10 creators and ran a $25K challenge to make our launch video.
The results were wild and showed how AI video can be actually useful.
RT and comment “WONDA” and I’ll DM you 1,000 free credits.
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Last week to join the $2,000 contest! 🚨
Want 1,000 free @elevenlabs credits to join?
For the next 6 hours, comment “free” and I’ll send them to you in DM (must follow) 👇
Matthieu ❙❙ ElevenLabs@matt_elevenlabs
Announcing the Album remix contest 🎉 Remix. Share. Win. $2,000+ in total prizes.
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made this launch video with just 1 prompt
AI is gonna replace us
Remotion@Remotion
Remotion now has Agent Skills - make videos just with Claude Code! $ npx skills add remotion-dev/skills This animation was created just by prompting 👇
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Motion designers are cooked
I made this video with the latest trending Ai product Remotion in < 20 mins.
Just 5 prompt words
Send a dm or comment DM for the prompt
Remotion@Remotion
Remotion now has Agent Skills - make videos just with Claude Code! $ npx skills add remotion-dev/skills This animation was created just by prompting 👇
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Ok, you seem to love Claude Code + Remotion 🥹🫶
I’ll make a video showing off some cool prompts tomorrow.
Having a few ideas myself, but please share your content ideas and prompts as well!
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@RehanMonline I’ve used both. I was a paid subscriber of Bolt and Claude Code in the past. Right now I’m only subscribed to v0, Gemini, and ChatGPT.
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1. I’ve tried basically every “vibe coding” builder (Bolt, v0, CC, Lovable, etc.). But AI Studio is the one I keep returning to, especially across iPhone/iPad/Mac.
@OfficialLoganK quick thread on the biggest papercuts I hit daily + what would make it feel world-class.
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