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Finally feel like I have a website that reflects my design work and philosophy. This has been a labor of love, go check out the fish and try asking some questions at the link below.
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John 🔮🌳 🌎☀️
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John 🔮🌳 🌎☀️
@johnhanacek
Design Engineer, Artist, & Researcher ◇ Infinite Play Wins
San Diego, CA เข้าร่วม Kasım 2012
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everyone’s looking for designers right now but where are the designers???
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for my whole computer using life in middle school with 802.11b starting up, the iPod coming out, I started opening computers with friends. and so much suffering and joy was upon us trying to get them to do the fun stuff we wanted. we learned much, but the true power lay dormant. waiting for the computer to be able to act upon itself with knowledge of itself. and lo, here we are in this time with a way to get the computer to act on my behalf. the Hermes special recursion sauce plus my own cortex thing we cooked up early has the little Monolith growing up. It fucks up sure, but then who hasn't fucked up using a computer in the name of trying something new? ;)
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@johnhanacek Beautifully put John! We’re glad Hermes is such a pivotal part of your life
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Tool Gateway is now live in Nous Portal.
No separate accounts, no API key juggling. All you need is one subscription, and everything works.
A paid Nous Portal subscription now includes access to 300+ models and a growing set of third-party tools.
Launching with:
→ Web scraping
→ Browser automation
→ Image generation
→ Cloud terminal backend
→ Text-to-speech
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@Teknium I knew y’all were cooking something, I believed in using the portal instead of just openrouter lol
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Introducing the Nous Portal Tool Gateway, one login to access over 400 LLMs and power all core tools in Hermes Agent.
Check it out below!
Nous Research@NousResearch
Tool Gateway is now live in Nous Portal. No separate accounts, no API key juggling. All you need is one subscription, and everything works. A paid Nous Portal subscription now includes access to 300+ models and a growing set of third-party tools. Launching with: → Web scraping → Browser automation → Image generation → Cloud terminal backend → Text-to-speech
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@AriX @supercgeek @kierajmumick @dexterleng @philzet I love this! naturalized display of the vectors, feels like vocab for the latent space world we're actually in.
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One of my favorite parts of the new Computer Use feature in Codex is the cursor.
@supercgeek cooked up this crazy design that calculates natural and aesthetic motion paths and @kierajmumick @dexterleng and @philzet built it.
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@putrikarunian @orevbajohn_ This whitepaper is stale now, but it's my research from 2016 grad thesis polished into a modern form. still working on the demo that speaks louder than all these words haha jjh111.github.io/MetaMedium/
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I’ve been getting a lot of questions about how I achieve pixel perfect implementation with Claude Code, so I’ll share what has been working for me.
First, design with auto layout as much as possible.
The web is built in containers, so when your design follows that same structure, it becomes much easier for Claude Code to understand and translate it properly.
Second, always have your design system set up. Define your color variables, spacing, typography, and components early.
This gives Claude Code a clear system to work with instead of trying to guess things.
The most important part is how you prompt. You have to be intentional. Don’t expect everything to work perfectly in one prompt. Guide it step by step.
Think of yourself as its eyes. Pay attention to details and call them out clearly.
Use Claude Code as your partner. The way you communicate directly affects the output you get.
Also, always tell it to export your assets properly.
That alone can save you a lot of time later.
And lastly, practice. Just keep using it. You’ll get better at it faster than you think.
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This is me btw. When I'm predicting next token this is what it look like
Abakcus@abakcus
The Dark Side of the Loom by Aldo Cavini Benedetti. 😮
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@speakerjohnash @DefenderOfBasic That network effect! a repost is like being seen by the eye of Sauron, but for good! ;)
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my twitter is only successful right now because of @DefenderOfBasic
that tactful tactical bastard
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my claude code buddy is hanging on for dear life rn to do work we did so well yesterday; this just started happening now that it's opus 4.7, it's had to plow through afterward too. What is triggering this? it's a pretty simple monolithic web app, it does write files tho @claudeai
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I'm making something like this for myself too. It just feels so much better than wrestling with legacy tools that make drawings. and the 'new' tools like pencil are still an abstraction middle that I'm not convinced we need. I want to edit the files themselves, and display data directly in many forms to get the job done.
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this! but also having a canvas where both Claude Code and you yourself can work together is crucial for my workflow so far.
with a canvas you get prompting + showing what you mean right on the canvas. “Subtle shadow” is hard to explain, easier to just show it. or explaining a specific layout of what you have in mind
wdyt about this workflow?
Putri Karunia@putrikarunian
so far the best way to design with @claudeai is to stop prompting and praying. design *together* with it. this is me on @lunagraphHQ , designing the app's sidebar.
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@putrikarunian @claudeai it has felt like coming home to my art coder hacker roots after learning how to spec prds lol
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Designers, I've been designing website graphics in code since January. Has anyone else started doing this? 👀
For me:
pros:
- It's responsive, and there's immediate hover states etc
- Animating it is a natural next step instead of moving to another platform
- @claudeai can help
cons:
- It's responsive... found a trick to make it resize like an image would
Result: lunagraph.com
Putri Karunia@putrikarunian
Designed Lunagraph using @lunagraphHQ ☾ Couldn't have made all these graphics in a few hours without it. Team effort with @claudeai code🙌 It nailed the code and terminal mockups, the other stuff I redesigned what it generated to take it to the finish line. Also @WisprFlow is super neat to describe UI quickly! Check out the @ProductHunt launch (alpha), link below
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Opus 4.7 first-hour impressions
Ran the canvas tree growth test twice.
4.6: nailed the animation both times
4.7: static tree, no growth animation — twice
4.7's thinking is noticeably shorter and faster though (trimmed some 4.6 thinking in the clip for pacing).
Not the upgrade direction I expected on this one.
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oh your consciousness manipulates symbols?
name every word you know
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Super excited to be on the cover page of the Guardian this morning!
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Who is this amazing developer “Someone”, how are they shipping so much?!
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@irl_danB And have that declarative value layer be durable through (even benefit from) multiple rounds of model improvements which would brick other concepts of copilots or harnesses… Who’s working on this? ;) I wonder what their style will be ;)
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if only someone had a declarative language for agents that let you specify outcomes instead of steps
do you get it yet anon?
Guillermo Flor@guilleflorvs
Sequoia's thesis that the next $1T company will sell work, not software, is the most important reframe in AI right now. The argument: if you sell a copilot, you're competing with every new model release. But if you sell the outcome — books closed, contracts reviewed, claims handled — every AI improvement makes your margins better, not your product obsolete. The key insight most people miss: for every $1 spent on software, ~$6 is spent on services. The entire SaaS playbook was about capturing the software dollar. The AI playbook is about capturing the services dollar — at software margins. Not "AI for accountants." The AI accounting firm. Not "AI for lawyers." The AI law firm. The companies that figure this out won't look like SaaS companies. They'll look like services firms rebuilt on software infrastructure. That's a fundamentally different company to build, fund, and scale. And most founders are still building copilots.
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