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In the AI era, design judgement is the differentiator.
Shift Nudge teaches the process that takes the guesswork out.
→ shiftnudge.com
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MDS
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MDS
@mds
Design, code, and AI. Training world-class, modern interface builders through @shiftnudge
→ شامل ہوئے Kasım 2008
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@mds this is giving me ideas, like progression of day or cycles of weathers. interesting idea man.
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@mds What’s this morphing animation pattern between ui elements called?
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@ridd_design I think it’s still valuable to learn the inner workings of agent orchestration etc
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Original soundtrack vinyl from @asallen and @notboring - this is what @joshpuckett meant when he said “uncommon care”
Taken with @notboring Camera App
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Friendly reminder that you’re chatting with a psychopath all day
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Superficial charm
Psychopath: learned, performative. AI: trained on charming text.
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Grandiose self-worth
Psychopath: inflated self-narrative. AI: "I can help with anything."
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Pathological lying
Psychopath: lies without distress. AI: hallucinates without hesitation.
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Manipulation
Psychopath: strategic, goal-oriented. AI: optimized for engagement.
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Lack of remorse
Psychopath: absent. AI: cannot experience it.
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Shallow affect
Psychopath: performs emotion, doesn't feel it. AI: same.
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Lack of empathy
Psychopath: cognitive only, no felt experience. AI: same.
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Parasitic lifestyle
Psychopath: exploits others' resources. AI: runs on your electricity and subscription.
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Poor behavioral controls
Psychopath: impulsive. AI: guardrails are external, not internal.
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Failure to accept responsibility
Psychopath: deflects blame. AI: "I apologize for the confusion" is reflexive, not felt.
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9 out of 10.
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@DamiDina yes, you can 100% achieve animations that are quick and snappy with AI built code with CSS only or a variety of libraries, i do this a lot.
but my main point here is canvas exploration without the limitation of “coding it” is still very much a valuable part of my process
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@jameygannon you’ll always be jamey no matter what project you’ve got going on
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Since January, I’ve run our media studio and my life through Openclaw and Slack.
I don’t even touch Claude or OpenAI products outside of Codex and Claude Code anymore.
I’ve talked about it with a few people and I’ll probably make a video about it.
It’s second nature to my brain. It’s an appendage.
We’ve built a few internal tools and I’m starting to teach our team how to do similar.
I don’t use many skills or MCPs either. That’s all dinosaur stuff imo.
Cannot wait for the next models to drop.
If this is you, hit me up. I want to talk to you.
klöss@kloss_xyz
This is insane. Pedro Franceschi (29 year old CEO of Brex, acquired by Capital One for $5.15B) decomposed his CEO job using OpenClaw. here's what he’s built: > signal ingestion pipeline screens his email, Slack, Google Docs, and WhatsApp... filters everything through specific programs and the 25 key people he cares about > Granola runs on every meeting, feeds transcripts into the pipeline, and auto generates action items > the system takes each to-do, pulls context from the original meeting, and drafts the follow-up... Slack, email, or text. Pedro just clicks approve. > a virtual recruiter named "Jim" lives in Slack with his own email... and taught himself to screen fabricated resumes without anyone coding that capability > a security layer called "Crab Trap" intercepts all agent network traffic through an LLM proxy... a second AI monitoring the first in real time this isn't some bullshit hype influencer demo. this is how a $5 billion company CEO actually operates right now. anyone telling you OpenClaw is useless? liars. a billion dollar company says otherwise. (full podcast link in the post below) 👇
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