Maxim B

Created list of tools(skills, mcp, app) that help to build beautiful UI/UX with AI My top pick: - impeccable skill by @pbakaus - taste skill by @LexnLin - @variantui - @21st_dev Full list: github.com/maxbogo/awesom…

This one makes me cancel wispr flow. So yes, big ai labs are making life of many startups worse

Heard that Elon is trying to rename cursor to xcode

If I see a new launch video with AI-generated people, I skip it immediately. I have nothing against AI video and it can be cool. But there is a pattern built in my brain: AI-generated = low effort Just film real people, and you will stand out.

@dhh I never understood the obsession with Casio, but this remix looks stunning, and now I want one

These Casio remixes from Ura Watches go perfectly with a well-riced Linux distro 🤩 urawatches.com/collections/eo…

@nestymee what is the conversion rate?

new customers at aesty.ai after this post went viral

@daltonc what is the next question to make this sufficient?

"How hard could it be?" <- a necessary (but not sufficient) starting condition for impressive work

Silicon Valley intro as if it were filmed today who can find @ycombinator ?

"if OpenAI and Anthropic were a fashion brands" by gpt image 2.0 OpenAI has a vibe of the Dark Side of the Force. Maybe chatgpt knows something that others don't...

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@dvassallo @cursor_ai @claudeai @levelsio it is a redbull ring!

Spent the last few weekends vibecoding a 2D racing game with my 11yo son. All with @cursor_ai & @claudeai. Our entry for @levelsio's #vibejam. He's at school right now. Drop a lap before the bell rings! 🏁 fullsend.game

The whole list with 25+ tools for ui is here github.com/maxbogo/awesom…

2 new additions to the 'Awesome AI Tools for UI' list: - make-interfaces-feel-better by @jakubkrehel skill focused on the small design engineering details - ui skill by @emilkowalski skills based on articles written by Emil Kowalski about design principles.

@ParthJadhav8 There are actually a lot of other cool UI skills. I am trying to collect all of them in this repository: github.com/maxbogo/awesom…

This really works good, I’ve started to run: /ui-ux-pro-max /make-interfaces-feel-better /simplify After every major design changes, works like a charm.

@bentossell My top is impeccable and taste. I didn't try all of them. But, I am trying to collect them in this repo: github.com/maxbogo/awesom… If you have something in your list which is not in the repo, I would appreciate a short reply

what’s the skill that actually gets codex to do decent design work? i’ve tried a bunch

@TFTC21 That's exactly what I would say if I were a CEO of an AI company trying to raise funding for the next round

Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei: “50% of all tech jobs, entry-level lawyers, consultants, and finance professionals will be completely wiped out within 1–5 years.”

@mwseibel I have a feeling I am basically not in control of my attention anymore. The next task is basically the one I first see, usually an opened browser tab or AI chat.

I thought I was a good multi-tasker. AI is showing me that is not the case. Being able to switch between 10 different tasks and check in on them every 30-120 seconds is difficult. I'm learning to be a better "business guy".

@yuris Plain English leaves a lot of room for interpretation. The same sentence might be understood differently by different people and LLMs. Try to describe the program as exactly as possible and you will just end up with a new programming language

Fuzzy Software may end up being the successor to vibe coding. Rather than writing code, we define the entire program in english and execute using the LLM.

Interesting thing I noticed. The gap between what technical and non-technical people get from AI is getting bigger. Most non-technical users i know still treat LLMs as a better search tool. Computer use, plugins, automations, skills, agents - none of this exists for regular ChatGPT users. If you don't know what Codex or Claude Code is, nothing has changed for you in the last year

It helps, but the problem is that some people apply the same practices they use in small projects to large existing codebases and blame LLMs when things don't work.