Oliver Pitsch

@sketch Feedback can be pictured as pieces of paper floating on a stream in front of you. It’s your choice which pieces you take out of the water and which you let float by.

@rubenhume That’s the og iPad wallpaper. 😍

Here’s another Japanese inspired gradient I’ve been using lately. Definitely worth saving. HEX codes: 0B0B0B → 2B4559 → E4E4E4

@DalgleishGX Is the excellent design in the room with us?

A year after I made this post, Google has finally announced Google Health. ‼️ It also looks absolutely excellent! 😍

@RjeyTech Can pull what off?

We might all be switching to android soon if Google can pull this off. May 12 2026.

@MKBHD Android Solid Plastic™

This is a lot of hype ngl. You have my attention

Android Solid Plastic™

@dominikkoch @resend Do you really think users switch modes so often that it needs a hotkey?

I stole this from @resend but I believe more companies should adopt shortcuts like M for switching themes

@DanielThomasSp1 @theerealtao can you present one piece of evidence for the existence of your god that you would accept as proof of existence for any other god that you don’t believe in? Let’s take Zeus as an example.

Here’s a draft pitched for text — short enough to send, deep enough to land: Okay, like you’ve never read it: Before anything existed, God existed. Not in space — space wasn’t a thing yet. Not before time — time wasn’t a thing yet either. Just God, alone, uncaused. Then he speaks. That’s the whole mechanism. “Let there be light,” and there’s light. He doesn’t build it or shape it from raw material — he just says it, and reality assembles from the syllables. The Hebrew verb is bara, a word the text reserves for God alone. Humans make, form, build. Only God baras — brings-into-being from nowhere. It takes six “days.” But here’s where it gets weird, and nobody warns you: Day 1, light exists. Day and night exist. Evening and morning happen. Day 4, the sun gets created. So what’s measuring the first three “days”? Not the sun — it isn’t there yet. Whatever clock is running, it isn’t ours. The Hebrew word yom (day) gets used three different ways in the same passage — sometimes meaning a 24-hour cycle, sometimes the lit half of one, sometimes the entire creation week as a single unit. Same word, three scales, adjacent verses. The author isn’t confused. The author is telling you: the clock you use to measure your week is not the clock that measured creation, because the things that make your clock work hadn’t been made yet. The whole thing is structured as a poem — three days of separating (light/dark, sky/sea, sea/land), three days of filling (sun & stars, fish & birds, animals & humans), and a seventh day of rest that isn’t for anything. It rhymes structurally. That’s the point: the universe isn’t chaos with order imposed on it. It’s order all the way down, and the order is spoken. People who insist on literal 24-hour days and people who insist “it’s all metaphor, none of it happened” are making the same mistake from opposite ends — both are demanding the text be one kind of thing. It isn’t. It’s a cosmogonic poem with a theological argument embedded in its structure, and the time signature is part of the argument.

Explain to me like I've never read the bible. How did the universe come to existence?

@PotterWorldW 9 ¾

What is your excitement level for this out of 10?

@LumenX_ Lumen, can you present one piece of evidence for the existence of your god that you would accept as proof of existence for any other god that you don't believe in? Let's take Zeus as an example.

MY DEEPEST PRAYER IS THAT EVERYONE FINDS THE LORD BEFORE THEIR TIME ON EARTH ENDS, BECAUSE NOTHING ELSE MATTERS AT ALL.

@Edenlife9 One important thing: no religion is able to show a piece of evidence for the existence of any god. If you can prove me wrong, I’m more than willing to listen.

Muslim apologists list out the easiest way to prove that Islam is the only true-religion.

@maybepratikk Wrong Prompt vs. Human. Imagine taking your creativity and unleashing it at the speed of agentic coding. It's like having a great camera; it does not automatically make you a good photographer, but both together create art.

AI vs Human 🍃

@byfloperillat That’s why I am a big fan of not collecting the payment information at trial start. Let them experience the product first and convert to customers when they are really happy to do so. Otherwise all additional money collected will be eaten up in churn and bad reviews.

@oliverburdick Nice story. Any proof? Any single piece of evidence? Convince me, please.

They killed Jesus because he claimed to be the Messiah. He rose from the dead because he is.

@GidiGambino That there’s a god in the sky.

What lie is that?

@TrevorSheatz Trevor, do you have any proof for that claim. Anything substantial that you would also take as proof of evidence for any other religion that you are not believing in?

One millisecond after your heart stops, you'll know the Bible was right about everything. Repent and turn to Christ while you still have breath.

“Because the Bible says so” is still a good and solid answer. Don’t be ashamed of it!

Die Frustration über den Sauhaufen in Berlin aka. Regierung verstehe ich ja nur zu gut, aber die AfD hat für nichts davon Lösungen.

@_OKJ__ Remember how it was before you were born? It’s like that.

Atheists…. Do you hope there is an afterlife or are you comforted by the idea there is nothing after life?

@SlowToWrite You are referring to Harry Potter, aren't you?

Boy, do I have good news for you.

@realCarola2Hope Just because the human mind does not (yet) understand something does not prove the involvement of a deity. Or do you have any proof that we don't have?

The more science advances, the more difficult it becomes to be an atheist. Look at this: the most detailed image ever of a single human cell. Your body contains 37 trillion of them. This is divine engineering. God’s masterpiece.