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myself + falcon team are hosting an intimate dinner for designers at my house with smash burgers by yours truly
+ fireside chat with @jaesmail from @nativestudio_
+ trip to ridgeway/halal plaza
+ join designers from spotify, google & more
reply with 🦅 & i'll DM you an invite
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Even the most creative and intentional work is just a collage of "absorbed" experiences, emotions, influences, etc.
The logic isn't flawed that you could essentially "absorb" the vibe of anything and reflect a design off it, but creatives pull from a subconscious and conscious library of thousands to direct into one piece of work.
Not possible to capture that with an AI eyedropper unless it's implanted into your brain.
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I don’t know how I feel about this.
I’m all for getting inspiration from others but when you’re copy pasting work It’s never going to fully reflect the brand you’re working on.
Thoughts?
Ben South@bnj
We made a tool that lets you absorb the vibe of anything you point it at and apply it to your designs It's absurd and it just works Style Dropper, now available in @variantui
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Never understood why most new interiors, especially EV's, push every possible interaction to a screen
The mix of analog for touch and feel, and digital to convey information here is beautiful
Mike Matas@mike_matas
After many years of development, I’m excited to share the interior of the first electric Ferrari designed by LoveFrom. Tactile controls and digital interactions blend into one cohesive interface, shaped through deep collaboration across engineering, interaction, graphics, typography, sound, and industrial design. So incredibly proud of the thoughtfulness and care the team brought to every detail. ferrari.com/en-US/auto/fer…
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@tahahossain_ Congratulations and best of luck on your next venture. Check email !
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Daybreak Studio is winding down
Man am I proud of my team and all that we've made through the years. But you can only go so far with consultancy. I feel as though I've been more a spectator than a contributor. And, designing a website isn't really the best use of my talent.
It's such a special time to define how we want technology to serve us. I have fallen in love with this question.
I'm not going to be a spectator anymore. I'm ready for much more.
Thank you all for everything
Daybreak@madebydaybreak
Daybreak Studio is sunsetting after 5 years of spirited service. Our interdisciplinary work was a commitment to our own curiosities. To questions, ideas and interests that compelled us to create. We've made many things over the years. Each approached with renewed interest and ambition. This studio was a place for bright minds, kind hearts and strenuous hands. We compounded our knowledge and sharpened each other through our shared ideals and aspirations. We're proud of what we've created, grateful for the trust our clients placed in us, and humbled by the recognition and generosity of the community that surrounded our work. Daybreak Studio is sunsetting to focus on the same premise that led to its founding: to bring technology closer to people. We need to step beyond the consultancy model to truly commit to this mission. We need to unify our effort and bring the same solicitude to a singular, focused pursuit. We need to build technology of our own. As this day ends, another begins. Thank you for everything 🤍
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i’m moving to san francisco and joining @browserbase full-time.
a little over a year ago, i had no "real" experience on my resume. after selling my last company and 400+ cold applications: nothing.
one warm intro later, i hopped on a call with @pk_iv. shortly after, i joined as an intern.
today, i’m graduating from that role - and coming back full-time.
i’m deeply grateful for the opportunity, and especially for the risks people took on me - then and now.
there are only a handful of category-defining companies: twilio, stripe, vercel… i believe browserbase is next.
2026 is our year. إن شاء الله
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