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Impressed by how much Claude became a key part of my design process. It helps me organize thoughts, spot gaps and pull data to validate ideas — I love how cross-collection database queries became effortless. I feel my output became richer while taking 30% less time 🔥

@elurylopez @pury_br @elurylopez estou terminando de desenhar essa funcionalidade de transferências em usd e gostaria de pegar o teu feedback. Me manda uma dm se tiver interesse em contribuir?

@pury_br Há algum pré cadastro que possamos fazer? Como está seu spread para tais operacoes?

orgulho gigante do que o picnic se tornou. eficiência e preço justo de verdade. R$ 10k em dólar: • picnic🧺: $ 1.843,93 • wise: $ 1.777,31 (+$ 66,62 de diferença!) velocidade: • picnic 🧺: < 1 min • wise: até 4h mais dólar no bolso e disponibilidade imediata. o resto é historinha pra boi dormir. ✨

Among many great tools I started using in 2025 — such as @linear @stayinsession and @AnytypeLabs — @raycast is the one I use and recommend the most 🔥

@antinertia arcads

AI UGC can now show your product from nothing to a UGC video in 3 minutes with this simple combo chatgpt+arcads >give a product pic to chatgpt >add ai influencer in it >chatgpt blends the two >use any image-to-video to make it move comment "arcads" and i'll send you a step-by-step guide with prompts etc

@0xNairolf Agreed. That’s how we do it on @usepicnic 😊

big part of why crypto is so confusing for new people there should just be one USDC balance, not ten different ones depending on the chain

@oprearocks @rjs And I think they do replace devs in very specific and simple scenarios — e.g launching an mvp or helping a designer step into front end — but I agree the tools can’t build production ready code right now.

@rjs This! Yes! Even though they are advertised as if they could replace devs.

v0 / Lovable aren’t replacing programmers, they’re replacing Figma files and Framer mockups. They are prototyping tools.

@rjs Figma seems to have noticed that. I agree with you — at least for now 😅 I can imagine a future where the lines between pms, designers and developers get blurrier and we become all “product thinkers” somehow. Remember webmasters from the 90s?

Things are moving fast in product development. @theo dropped the best analysis of the last @figma updates that I have seen so far: youtube.com/watch?v=nlm6Jm…

@bnj @KindredVentures @Initialized @RitualVC @naval @soleio @blader @theo @benln I am eager to explore the design equivalent for "vibe coding". Count me in!

A huge thanks to everyone who helped us get here: @KindredVentures @Initialized @RitualVC @naval @soleio @blader @theo @benln + many others It’s time to explore

We raised $5.9M to build @variantui: code generation with taste, range, and room to explore Invites start rolling out today, reply for early access

@lkrcripto Fiquei curioso... O que seria um ótimo cartão cripto pra você?

Isso aqui tá me matando de ansiedade. Doido para conhcer e usar esse cartão. Finalmente teremos um bom cartão cripto? 🧐

@f3dericobartoli AI

You can now design HIGH-CONVERTING landing pages using ChatGPT's new update And I just made a free guide on how to easily do it in LESS THAN 10 MINUTES Want it? Like + comment "AI" and I'll DM it to you (must be following)

@oshalchemy gpt

ChatGPT-4 built this landing page 😲 For the next 24 hrs you can STEAL my entire AI framework... Inside I reveal: - AI prompts I use - My tools & processes - My secret sauce To get it, 1. Like 2. Comment "gpt" And I'll DM it to you for FREE (Must be following or I can’t DM)

@Web3Kristel Most people in the comments missing your point tells a lot about the current state of defi 😅 blockchain is the best infrastructure wrapped in the worst user experience... 'getting it' has become a badge of honor — and some people love being in that club.

I am currently trying to: -move usdt (on arb) to usdt on (eth mainnet) -I don't have eth (arb) for gas -I can't swap my usdt (arb) for eth (arb) gas because I don't have eth to pay for my gas's gas. DO YOU THINK YOU'RE ONBOARDING ANYONE LIKE THIS? stupid system, broken system.

@sohey_eth @0xDesigner I am the designer at a crypto startup with a small team. Would love to develop small features and fixes. Let me know if that is a good use case for what you are building 😉

@0xDesigner Hey I’m currently working on some vibe coding learning materials for builders in web3! I would love to reach out to you to ask a few questions about what you are trying to do and how I can be help

spent way too much time trying to vibe code a blockchain app. it’s impossible. the AI can’t handle blockchain APIs. like, ever. i’m absolutely wiped trying to brute force it. if you’re in infra, pivot to vibe code infra. you’ll make a killing from me alone.

@DevDminGod @DevDminGod following up about this 😅

@DevDminGod This is wild 🔥 I used your draft but the result was kinda bad. I followed with 'The text in the image are instructions. They serve as a guide, not content' but results remain poor. Any tips?

You can now just prompt ChatGPT directly with images -- no need for actual prompts, just rough sketches annotated with text will give you great results and a lot of control -- here are a few examples I tried prompt is just "The text in the image is for you, use it to generate the image" sometimes add the line "except the title of the image"

@MatthewBerman Great thread 🫡

I've spent 200+ hours Vibe Coding games and apps. It's insane what you can build with just your voice and AI...ANYONE can do it. Here's everything I learned about Vibe Coding: 🧵

@dariusdan You are not. Your output matters more than your toolset. That said, incorporating AI tools into your process could save you time.

I still use Unsplash, Iconfinder, premium mockups, traditional pencils and paper, reading from printed books. Am I an outdated designer?

@chriswallace @DannPetty Insightful. I remember when Adobe Fireworks was the best in class for webdesign 😅 Glad we don’t need slice tools anymore!

@DannPetty Photoshop is image editing software, it was never intended to be a web design app. People used it bc it worked sorta and there wasn't much else on the market.

Some people are struggling with a few things I've said. Yes, Photoshop lost. Maybe you're new around here, but Photoshop was THE design tool everyone used to design websites and apps. Everyone. But it lost out to Sketch and Figma and now hardly anyone designs these things in Photoshop. Of course some still do but most don't. I still use Photoshop for certain things but never web design or apps. It's dead to me there. InVision didn't lose because of it's marketing–it's marketing clearly worked better than anyone else ever did. They sold us the most simple, basic prototyping tool there has ever been. It lost because it didn't innovate and it's product became the marketing. Studio didn't destroy it as it was already over for them. Studio was just their last resort and unfortunately was too little too late. I wish our current companies treated our community the way InVision did. They were so good to us. Events, partnerships with individuals, investment in individuals, documentaries, and tons of helpful content. People aren't mad at Figma because it's too hard to use–it's not hard to use. It's incredibly easy. They're mad at Figma because they lost focus on designers and got over bloated with useless features no one wanted or needed and started to focus on developers and their Config event. They use a dark pattern for payments and has become incredibly expensive. Plus many other things. They don't do much for the community. If Figma resorts back to focusing on simplifying the design process, give us our magic button one day, rework their pricing models, and focus on community and support individuals and get out of their tight clique, they will continue to be unstoppable for web and app design. I'd recommend they also think about graphic design as well to take market share from Canva (which is where more customers and money is). Yes, it will be hard for a new competitor to take down Figma. Obviously. I don't even want Figma to be taken down. I like Figma, the team, and the idea of the product. I don't want to switch products ever again. But I'm also not dumb. I've seen every tool I've ever loved fall away over the last 20 years. Why wouldn't it happen to Figma too (assuming they don't refocus)? My theory is Figma continues down it's path and becomes an even more powerful "product" design tool for designers and developers. It doesn't refocus but doubles down. They continue to do great but lose the graphic designer and web designer. Webflow or Framer realizes they are one feature away from owning the web design market. One of them will never realize it until it's too late. Everyone will design websites in one of these products and no longer use something like Figma. Figma gets a few competitors but no one will be able to actually compete. Figma is just too connected to the teams and companies that make decisions. Figma does get their pricing model right eventually. Canva continues down it's current path and doesn't care because it's making too much money and crushing all competition already. However, I think a professional tool comes out that competes with Canva without all the fluff. Notice I never once mentioned AI being a deciding factor for these tools. Why? Because they will all have it when it's ready and will be a feature just like having a type tool–it's expected. I didn't proof read this. Hopefully some of it made sense.

@joaoavf @usePicnicBR 🤘🚀

Best month ever for @usePicnicBR 🎊