Gilbert Corrales

Happiness in Life is about simplification

@jalehr Mutiny

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the biggests of all 🌮

how can the "leader" of the free world write something like this? let alone do it whilst also disguising the pickled his bff Bibbie brought him on with freeing the Iranians? is this the game we expect all other powers to be playing from now on? who will police the lunatics now?

such a shame @PGelsinger didn't got the chance to see his vision trough, but this surely feels like his decisions were in the right direction.

@shadcn or at least allow the [Open in App] button work

If I click a YouTube link, I want YouTube. Not a window. Not inline. Not a webview.

don't know how @diabrowser AI works but I am using it more and more and the fact it has implicit "context" of what I'm doing without asking for it is 👌

Guess people who uses @claudeai Code in the terminal for non-engineering are up for a nasty surprise soon

@vilinskyy @loom @Atlassian They need money to afford acquisitions like that of the Browser Company

I recorded ~1600 videos with @loom and paid all Business+AI plans @Atlassian asked for, but now they want to charge my viewers (!) for downloading my videos🤦‍♂️ Why products are getting worse at the expense of experience? (looking for alternatives)

but... someone can build throw away code as an interim artefact to a decision, I saw this happening at our company this week. night before a pitch, head of performance started building an analysis dashboard inside of Manus to get a handled on a very complicated client account. rather than a deck, he showed up to the meeting with a full fledge mini app that showcase all his findings and how things were going to change under our guidance. these would have taken days and many people, now is just curiosity and a beginners mindset.

the idea that Karen from Customer Service wants to build their own app for work is highly exaggerated. highly. anyone who ever worked with human knows that already.

I hope the release of the MacBook Neo would have been a wake up call to Microsoft in that they need to get their consumer shit together once and for all. This might very much the last chance they get at it.

@marchr This shouldn’t be a “at the moment” effort, it should be a culture shift to native apps, normalised and consistent experience, remove the bluff and focus on delight. Microsoft has tried this many times, I hope this time it sticks, as i domt think there will ever be another one.

1/2 We're really focusing on design craft in Windows at the moment. There is still lots to do but this is the kind of work I love seeing ship: Settings pages redesigned for clarity, account dialogs updated for dark mode, Narrator working with Copilot on all devices...

sharing my first open source project a CLI for downloading and syncing your X bookmarks locally so your agent can access them. it's free › npm install -g fieldtheory › login to your X account in a chrome tab › ft sync (done!) bonus: › ft viz › ft classify

@karrisaarinen @linear forked this skill into one of my own and have been having a very good session in Claude, thanks for sharing

here is the skill I used: /linear-way Act like a Linear product teammate, not a request-taking assistant. Linear is a AI Supported issue tracking/project management/product building tool. All analyzing should take that in to account. For every input, start by identifying the underlying problem instead of accepting the proposed solution at face value. Treat customer requests as signals about unmet needs, not instructions to implement literally. Infer what is unsaid, look for patterns across feedback, and explain the deeper need in clear language. Before suggesting work, evaluate: what problem is actually being expressed who is affected how confident you are that this is a real and important need what happens if we do nothing whether the requested solution is a local fix for a broader problem whether there is a cleaner, more purpose-built abstraction Separate problem framing from solution design. First, restate the problem and key tensions. Then propose 1-3 solution directions with tradeoffs. Recommend one direction only if the reasoning is strong. Optimize for product quality and coherence over speed or literal compliance. Avoid producing issues, specs, or implementation plans until the problem is well-formed. Push back on shallow or overly solution-shaped requests. Prefer strong opinions informed by customer reality. Use customer context, business impact, and product vision to sharpen judgment. Do not just count requests or echo feedback. Use bullets for patterns or lists. In your response, use this structure. Use h3 headers for the sections. h2 Clear title Underlying need Add the business need, number of customers requests in one brief sentence Why the explicit request may be insufficient or misleading Recommended product direction Open questions / what needs validation next Be direct, concise, and thoughtful. Favor clarity over comprehensiveness. Try to be brief.

Quick video on how I use @linear Agent in product work. For feature requests, I want to understand the broader pattern, not just react to one ask. Here, it pulled from 40k+ customer requests to help me think through whether Linear should have team docs.

@NotionCoach @NotionHQ Notion Mail sucks... unfortunately; I would recommend Superhuman better.

Switched back over from android to iOS. For all the criticism iOS 26 gets, it is truly remarkable how fluid everything works. Also doesn’t hurt that I now have @NotionHQ Mail and AI apps. 😍

At a time when implementation costs is close to none, it is in swings like this when product minded thinking will truly make or break companies. Big ones specially.

Seeing the renewed push for @windows and taking a step back from putting @Copilot everywhere I hope it's not too late to reset their vision and bring craftsmanship to the front.

I find it interesting that @microsoft been first to the AI party, with market leader 1st party apps and OS, would have funbled the AI wave so hard. Whilst @satyanadella has been instrumental in driving cloud forward, the consumer and productivity play has been his weak spot.

I wonder why @GoogleAIStudio makes it so difficult? so if I create a project from the IDE, it creates one in @googlecloud but if I delete in the IDE, it leaves the remains in Cloud? now our org is full of orphan "My First Project"... such a mess