Sandheep G.R

@bchesky @benhylak We have built a rich conversational interface that combines the familiar UI combined with conversational input for our campaign orchestration. You converse in NL and the Agent generates or makes the changes as required to the UI elements in a conversational flow. Below is an eg:

@benhylak Let’s talk

so instead of saying “funky cabins within 2 hour drive” i will have to keep filling out your patient intake form

And @ChatGPTapp did that again for the dark mode image elegantly.

Same reference image and prompt I think @grok has got some catch up to do with @ChatGPTapp on this specific image generation use case. ChatGPT beautifully rendered 👏 @sama @elonmusk

No one complains more loudly than someone who does nothing to improve their situation.

@xosedeandres @tech_instigator Launcher and widget pack?

Share your Home Screen setups! Let’s see who is the Most Creative!

@NotionHQ I like how you placed the "Work at Notion" context menu on the Code block actions. The perfect place to get the developer's attention 😁 Nicely done ✅ #notion #programming

Life is hard for people who only work hard when they think it benefits them. The best things in life come to you in unexpected ways. Put a lot of value out there, be useful to others, don't expect anything in return, you will get exactly what you deserve.

@android_fhd Minimal Niagara launcher

Show me your homescreen and lockscreen setup 👀 Here's mine

@ShishirShelke1 Oneui Niagara launcher

What does your Home Screen look like? Here’s mine ⬇️

@dexprexxtion Oneui

Reply with your Homescreen and I'll rate it 🙂 (pt 3)

Let’s see your Home Screen Set Up!

@encoword OneUI

Show your homescreen🔥 Let's see who is more innovative Mine :-

@android_fhd One UI

It’s time to check out your homescreen Here’s mine :

Show your homescreen setup :)

@android_fhd OneUI

Android and iOS users, Show me how your homescreen looks like 👀 Let me start 🎬

@MishaalRahman You could do two way file dropping using the kde connect in Android and soduto in Mac. You can see it in action below. As a cherry on the top, you can shared clipboard as well. youtu.be/lkoTj43l63M?si…

Absolutely blown away by the response to my post about WarpShare! It goes to show that: a) Apple-related posts are popular b) People REALLY want better cross-device file sharing services. With that in mind, here's a round-up of other Android --> PC file-sharing apps (links in the reply): 1) Android --> macOS: * WarpShare. This app uses Apple's AirDrop protocol, so you don't have to install anything on your Mac (you do need to set AirDrop discoverability to "everyone" though). You do have to install the WarpShare app on your phone, though, and then select it from the share sheet when sharing file(s). Does not support receiving files on Android. * NearDrop. This app uses Google's Nearby protocol, so you don't have to install anything on most Android phones since Nearby is built into Google Play Services. You do, however, have to install an app on your Mac in order to make it appear in the Nearby Share menu on your phone. Also does not support receiving files on Android. 2) Android --> Windows: * Nearby Share from Google: An official app made by Google that uses Google's Nearby protocol, so you don't have to install anything on your Android phone. You do, however, have to install the program on your Windows PC. Sending/receiving files works extremely quickly. * Nearby Sharing Windows 10/11: This app supports Microsoft's Nearby Sharing protocol so you don't have to install a program on your Windows PC. You do, however, need to install the app on your Android phone. Receiving files works, albeit very slowly as it's over Bluetooth. 3) Android --> Linux There are no apps (yet) that support Microsoft, Google, or Apple's wireless file sharing protocols, though one developer is attempting to port NearDrop to Linux. That project, CrossDrop, is still a WIP, though. Otherwise, KDE Connect is a good option. Requires installing an app on your phone and PC, though. ----- I am well aware that there are a LOT of other file sharing apps/services out there, some of which don't even require an app as they're PWAs. However, I made this thread mainly to highlight the few options that are compatible with one of Microsoft, Google, or Apple's wireless file sharing protocols. It's really a shame that all 3 companies have their own file transfer protocols that are all incompatible with one another, even though they're all based on Bluetooth/WiFi LAN/WiFi Direct communications under-the-hood. Microsoft has Nearby Sharing, Google has Nearby, and Apple has AirDrop. I'm not really sure who even uses Microsoft's, but Apple's is very widely used and Google is slowly catching up. Apple, however, has no incentive to support other platforms. Google, to their credit, open sourced its Nearby library and is even pushing its inclusion into AOSP so Android phone makers can build Nearby compatibility into their own file transfer services (eg. Samsung's Quick Share).

@Android Samsung OneUI

Show us your home screen! 🙌👀

@schickling You can setup a nginx as a local proxy pointing yo local domain. blog.microideation.com/2020/04/19/set…

Is there an easy way for me to have `my-project.localhost:80` instead of `localhost:3000`?

@andrewjclare Samsung OneUI inspired by Nothing

Let’s see your Home Screen Set Up! #iPhone14Pro #iPhone #Wallpapers