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Mackenzie Child
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Mackenzie Child
@mackenziechild
design & code - prev @webflow @gumroad @podia
Katılım Nisan 2009
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My dear front-end developers (and anyone who’s interested in the future of interfaces):
I have crawled through depths of hell to bring you, for the foreseeable years, one of the more important foundational pieces of UI engineering (if not in implementation then certainly at least in concept):
Fast, accurate and comprehensive userland text measurement algorithm in pure TypeScript, usable for laying out entire web pages without CSS, bypassing DOM measurements and reflow
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@hugosaintemarie 🤯 had no idea you could do this! amazing! thanks so much man :)
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I've been helping build Sentience for the past couple months & it just went into beta!
sentience.com 👀
Sam K@sam_kececi
We raised $6.5m to build humanity’s platform for uploaded consciousness. Sentience creates one unique model for every person — a digital twin of your mind — to remember everything, recall what matters, and operate as you. I started this company because I am worried. For the first time, we have intelligence that will fully replace humans across a range of domains within a few years. For those outside of the tech echo chamber, this is a period wrought with confusion and uncertainty about what actually matters anymore. I’ve had numerous conversations with people who aren’t sure if they have any value as a unique human being, or whether their own thinking matters. While Silicon Valley goes full speed ahead towards AGI, many people are left wondering what place they have in this AI future. If I can communicate one thing to everyone out there with these doubts, it would be this: your unique knowledge, memories, and who you are still matter. In fact, these things matter now more than ever. The problem is that the course of AI is heading towards a world where all of us will outsource our thinking to the same one-size-fits-all AI models. This is not a hypothetical future. If 100,000 people ask a question to ChatGPT, every single person gets the same answer. You can see the cost of uniform AI models across writing, social media, and even academic papers. This uniformity is more than annoying – it’s dangerous. There’s a genuine chance that we lose the texture and vibrancy that makes us unique as a species. I founded The Sentience Company to arm real humans against this dystopian outcome. First, your Sentience lets you collect everything that holds context from your life, learning from what you do across every platform – starting on desktop and mobile. Never forget a detail again. Second, your Sentience becomes the best recall engine for everything in your life. Never copy/paste context or search across 50 chrome tabs again. Finally, your Sentience becomes the full simulation of you – an AI model that thinks and acts like you, to scale and share your unique ideas and interact with others. Your Sentience emulates more than your context. It understands your values, emotions, drive, and goals. We’re creating a world where you can leverage your own Sentience model alongside the models of your colleagues and friends to jam on ideas and access their knowledge 24/7. We’re not building Sentience to scale AGI and replace more human thinking. We’re building Sentience to scale you. We’re proud that many amazing humans are supporting our mission. Our round was led by @kevinzhang (@BainCapVC), with participation from @ditzikow, @adityaag, @evantana, @AgrawalArian, @gopalkraman, @JPBrebner (@southpkcommons), @rex_woodbury, @tmrohan, @soleio, @anniecase1, and many more.
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A course created for those of us who want to use AI to build our ideas, but aren't sure where to start.
No hype, no hyperbole. Just learning by building something personal.
heyneuma.com
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One of the biggest area I’m working on right now is trying to bridge the gap between linear chat interfaces and the non-linear nature of human thinking. @benjitaylor’s Agentation already shows that markup and annotation resonate strongly with visual feedback, and I’ve found they feel more natural in text-based environments as well. One tiny step, but in the right direction. Coming tonight to agents.craft.do
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Built a scroll-driven animation showcasing an app's full user flow
- Generate 4 images using different models
- Select one, switch to editing mode
- 3 scroll-bound effects (glitch, pixelate, glass) each gradually applying and removing as you scroll
- Enter collaboration mode for review & comments
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Today is my birthday.
I’m pleased with what got accomplished last year: debuting @firstofkind, 14 new portcos, @southpkcommons design chats, unveiling @GeometryofLuck
But this story is the project I’m happiest with—the most personal, unexpected one: keeperfable.com
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It's been two years. And I can think of no more fitting moment than Valentine's Day 2026 to finally share that the rumors are true.
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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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Claude made most of this video! No motion graphics software at all!
But not with one prompt. And not using Remotion or MCPs or anything else like you'd think...
Lemme show ya
Aaron Francis@aarondfrancis
I've been building Solo for several months, and it's out today! It's a desktop app that manages your entire dev stack. Add a project, Solo detects your processes, and you can start everything with one click. It's free! Try it today: soloterm.com
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Designing with Claude Code just got a lot easier: we’re releasing Agentation 2.0!
Agents can now directly interact with your design annotations in real time.
Give it a spin agentation.dev
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Introducing @variantui
Enter an idea and get endless (beautiful) designs as you scroll
No canvas, no skills or MCP, no constant prompting
Reply if you'd like 200 free designs to give it try
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Mackenzie Child@mackenziechild
Been super inspired by what @mrncst, @emilkowalski and many others have been sharing lately, so I decided to try to make something myself. Built this little coverflow caroursel with react, tailwind & framer motion. I'm slightly embarrassed by how long this took me to figure out 🙈, but making progress 🙌🏻
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@benolivierxyz @_Kavsoft @mackenziechild Oh my God this is so cool and I immediately want to try replicating it in the web
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Learning new things every day. Added a /til page to my site to write things down.
Brian Lovin@brian_lovin
TIL `open` in the terminal for viewing files/current directory in Finder
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so Laravel friends... how long before typing $ and -> becomes not awkward 🙃
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