@jenny_wen everyone's over here like "i joined anthropic" and "i raised a series B" and i'm like i'm a human incubator so i think i win
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Product/Design @townslabs; prev @scienceinc @houseparty @thirdlove
Los Angeles, CA Katılım Aralık 2010
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@CoachDanGo @daylightco what is the difference between the kids version and the regular version?
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Instead of an iPad get a daylight tablet for your kids.
It’s a paper like Bluelight free display.
It’s easier on the eyes and far less stimulating than an iPad. This means less dopamine driven overstimulation and cravings.
It functions more like a calm reading and drawing device than an entertainment device.
Way better suited to kids if your goal is focus and reduced screen addiction.
Charlie Petty@incredutility
Another iPad alternative is the Yoto player - audiobooks, podcasts, and music for kids. They also have an amazing BBC-style daily news report! Strong recommend.
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the hardest part of running a small team now isn't shipping fast - it's keeping eng and product in sync without pinging each other constantly.
so to help our team coordinate better, we created a dock that lives on your desktop and shows what Claude/codex/Pi sessions are live, what PRs shipped, and where code conflicts are forming. its called Slashtalk - cut the chatter & work faster - slashtalk.com
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We need avocado packs like this too
Sovey@SoveyX
Did you know Korea sells “one-a-day” banana packs? Instead of every banana ripening at once, each one is at a different stage. One is ready today. The next one is ready tomorrow. The last one is still spiritually in college, “experimenting.” Simple. Genius. Solves the entire banana problem. What do you think? Would you prefer your bananas this way?
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What do the smartest kids in the world do when they grow up?
I did the largest study of ~18,000 International Olympiad medalists (IMO, IOI and IPhO) over the last 25yrs, arguably the sharpest analytical minds of the world in high school, to see where they ended up and traced ~50% of them.
Founders of ~20 unicorns and ~7 decacorns and ~10 billionaires: OpenAI, Cursor, Stripe, Databricks, Perplexity, Ethereum, Cognition, Hyperliquid, Fireworks, Modal, Quora, Parallel, Cartesia, Wispr
Most kids went to MIT, a whopping 12% of them, followed by Cambridge (7%) and Sharif (3%)!
The career paths they chose (of those who graduated) were:
— 36% Academia (professors)
— 26% Other
— 22% in Software / Tech
— 12% in Quant / Finance
— 5% Founders!
The biggest employer was Google, by far, at 6%.
Others interesting tidbits were:
— 47 of them work at Jane Street (#3)
— 38 at OpenAI (#5)
— 15 at Anthropic
— 8 at Cognition
— 6 at Isomorphic Labs
Olympiaders were 1500x more likely to be billionaires and 4000x more likely to be unicorn founders than the average person!
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been building an iOS app over the past 3/4 weeks 100% using claude code. I just submitted it to the app store (my first app ever submitted)
cool app idea in my opinion but it was more to see what all the hype is about.
the hype is real. borderline magic.
let's see how claude can help me automate the marketing and if it can make money. that's the real test.
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I’m having more fun than I ever have. Feels like it’s our renaissance as designers.
yitong@yitong
There are two Designs. One of them is dead, the other is more alive than ever. 1. Design as the production of visual assets is over soon. This is unfortunately 90% of design jobs in industry. We won’t even need agencies to create design systems like Gokul thinks - they will get solved in the same breath as the rest of it 2. Design as a general method of problem solving is more exciting than ever thanks to AI dissolving the barrier to entry for most tools. The solution space for most designs have expanded dramatically for those with eyes to see It’s never been more exciting to be a designer, if you can let go of what design used to mean
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Imagine every pixel on your screen, streamed live directly from a model. No HTML, no layout engine, no code. Just exactly what you want to see.
@eddiejiao_obj, @drewocarr and I built a prototype to see how this could actually work, and set out to make it real. We're calling it Flipbook. (1/5)
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Today, we're launching Cash App accounts for kids age 6-12. Parents manage the accounts. Kids get to learn about safety, start saving for goals, and design and use their own debit card.
Next generation banking never looked so good.
Proud of the team for this one.
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@k_grajeda This is a good point but couldn’t design.md also evolve to include information about components or specific UX patterns?
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now that more code is being generated by ai everyone is going to try to fix the fidelity issue
every company has two design systems, the ideal one (the one designers dream about) and the real one (the one actually living in the product)
we want ai to follow the ideal one but i don't think design.md is the right approach. it's trying to create a new language for components and tokens but the language we have for that part of the ds is already good (code) and ai knows how to follow it perfectly. that's not the problem. adding another translation layer only makes it worse
the real gap is encoding the higher level design intent. not "these are our colors and radiuses" but "this is how we handle navigation" or "this is the hierarchy of actions on this type of page" in a format an agent can actually use as fidelity increases
Stitch by Google@stitchbygoogle
Today, we’re open-sourcing the draft specification for DESIGN.md, so it can be used across any tool or platform. We’re also adding new capabilities. DESIGN.md lets you easily export and import your design rules from project to project. Instead of guessing intent, agents know exactly what a color is for and can even validate their choices against WCAG accessibility rules. Watch David East break down this shared visual language in action👇. New capabilities and links in 🧵
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Joy is a valid reason to build things. Always has been.
Mario Nawfal@MarioNawfal
MIT students got bored on a Saturday night and turned an entire building into a playable game of Tetris, rigging every window with LEDs at midnight. These kids are going to run the world and we should let them.
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A lot of designers are already doing PM-level strategy and thinking - it's a pretty seamless transition as long as eng and designers can share the project management workload together
Nan Yu@thenanyu
Many designers and eng. do well when you ask them to think through product questions in abstract. But you have to take away the IDE/figma or they tend to dive right into coding/designing exactly what was asked for. More designers should become PMs. They’d be good at it.
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