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@JetFromPopSite @UltraLinx Which desk you have?

@UltraLinx I use a Mac mini in my personal studio. Plenty of power for logic/protools.

I've had a Mac Mini since release not doing much with it. I keep seeing people mention putting Clawdbot on it. But what exactly is it and how can one benefit from it?

@vanschneider This!

@jarekceborski You're so lucky! 😀

how do you like my new domain?

@chalaska Haha, absolutely. I’ve been muting a lot of accounts here and I don’t even open LinkedIn for that matter. I hate the most the one where you have to comment “stupid word” to get their resource. Drive me absolutely nuts.

2026 will end slop. It's already at a turning point on socials. LinkedIn and X gurus (I'm partly guilty here too ofc) spitting out the same formats because it works 🤮 Clients and your audience will get fatigued. Just post real stuff.

@uix_chef @adriankuleszo Thanks GPT!

@adriankuleszo "side quests" are just procrastinating on the main quest. it's easy to start 5 new projects because the "beginning" is fun -> doubling down on the one boring thing that actually makes money is the real discipline test

Back in the office for a few days to write down some 2026 plans. This past year I had way too many side quests I was getting distracted by. Now I want to double down on things that move the needle most.

@BrettFromDJ Yep. I have this and I love it.

I never promote products, but if you’re a man, you need this. Literally go into debt if you have to.

@jamesm @wireframe James, I really admire you. You’re proof that people make design way too complicated. Just do good work and show up. Honestly, people should follow you instead of chasing all these random design studios.

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@AlexAperios Anything in particular that help you along the way?

When I turned 32, I promised myself I’d level up, work harder than ever, become independent, and push my design skills far beyond anything I thought I was capable of. 6 years later… - I run my own company - I choose the clients I want to work with - Financial stress is a rarity - I married the person I love most - My design quality is beyond what I once thought possible - I’m surrounded by an incredible network of talented people - I’ve worked with and helped grow some truly amazing individuals I still have a long way to go (a lot more work ahead). But none of this would’ve happened without the people around me, those who challenged me, supported me, and pushed me to grow. This isn’t a self-appreciation post. It’s a thank you post to all of you who helped me get here. 🙏

@matanSF 😂😂 hilarious

It's crazy how the right plagiarism can make your startup feel like a $500M enterprise brand instantly!

@richtabor I'd probably have the body on serif and headings on sans.

What do we think about going serif?

@_atilla1 @rafahari Looking for that Bauhaus discount. 👀

@rafahari Essential app on my Mac.

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@mizko Yep, I have been using it to create prototypes for the past month. And pair it with Framer for web stuff.

I no longer manually prototype my designs in Figma. Figma Make all the way.

@CristianIordan_ @hobdaydesign I second this. I always create components. Yes, it might take a bit more work at first, but later, no matter how many small changes are needed, I can apply them with much less effort and time.

@hobdaydesign Why won’t you start designing those mockups using components from the beginning? If you decided on a certain design direction and you know you’ll reuse some components multiple times, then create the components from the start

How do you solve the "you've created a lot of mock-ups for a first draft and then someone gives feedback that means you need to change lots of little things across every frame, but you haven't created components yet because it's early exploration" problem?

@carlrivera You might be perfect for this if you: • Are a new graduate, have 1-2 years of experience, or are switching into product design • Are eligible to work full-time in the US or Canada for 12 months

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@dovhyi Haha, work is work. Good luck and have a nice weekend!

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@mizko Hope you’re having a nice end to your Friday. I’m just kicking mine off over here. ☕️

Something a little different for Friyay 🍵

@greeenyang @framer @dubdotco What Dub actually helps with?

Framer referrals in August Over $7k earned through referrals! Let’s keep pushing forward. Thanks to @framer & @dubdotco

@mizko Thanks!

@razvantugui The order of things I invested in: High paying skills > business > real estate > stocks Not the only way, but it worked for me.

There’s only two ways to gain freedom. Invest or build a business. Do both if you’re impatient.