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yeah liquid glass animations got infinitely more polished in iOS 27

yeah liquid glass animations got infinitely more polished in iOS 27

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ABSOLUTE PEAK HEADER BLUR. IT’S PERFECT. PERFECT. I CAN MOVE ON.

ABSOLUTE PEAK HEADER BLUR. IT’S PERFECT. PERFECT. I CAN MOVE ON.

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Finally done with the paywall, how’s it looking please? Genuinely asking, this isn’t one of those bait design posts lol

Finally done with the paywall, how’s it looking please? Genuinely asking, this isn’t one of those bait design posts lol

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the number change animation is lovely

the number change animation is lovely

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What I envision for the future is something I'd call “language-augmented GUI", with graphical elements that still exist, but are malleable through natural language. Demo I'm proud of below!

What I envision for the future is something I'd call “language-augmented GUI", with graphical elements that still exist, but are malleable through natural language. Demo I'm proud of below!

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The audience's reaction to Steve Jobs scrolling on the first iPhone is possibly my favorite recorded tech moment ever.

The audience's reaction to Steve Jobs scrolling on the first iPhone is possibly my favorite recorded tech moment ever.

402,689 views • 27 days ago

Nothing against Anthropic but let us show Apple some respect.

Nothing against Anthropic but let us show Apple some respect.

1,221,258 views • 6 months ago

WE NEED JONNY IVE-STYLE DESIGN VIDEOS BUT FOR SOFTWARE

WE NEED JONNY IVE-STYLE DESIGN VIDEOS BUT FOR SOFTWARE

427,836 views • 4 months ago

Apologies, Jony Jve himself actually did that before lol This is how someone proud of the software they made demos it btw

Apologies, Jony Jve himself actually did that before lol This is how someone proud of the software they made demos it btw

282,703 views • 4 months ago

Random side project: I’m building a Codex-like agent orchestrator but with a sidebar that doesn't make me question whether the ppl who make sidebars ever use them extensively. I think Codex/Claude code's desktop app's sidebars kinda suck, so I’m going Arc-style instead with one colored space per big project, split screen, smooth dragging, folders, a command + T pannel (not demoed below).... just for myself for now. It’s written in Swift and already feels great. I’m lowkey planning to switch off Codex entirely once I polish it up, the main thing holding me back is Codex’s STT, which is genuinely excellent and sadly isn’t exposed through OAuth :( (Basically forked Theo - t3.gg / maria’s T3 code and wrapped it in an Arc-like sidebar I had already made for

Random side project: I’m building a Codex-like agent orchestrator but with a sidebar that doesn't make me question whether the ppl who make sidebars ever use them extensively. I think Codex/Claude code's desktop app's sidebars kinda suck, so I’m going Arc-style instead with one colored space per big project, split screen, smooth dragging, folders, a command + T pannel (not demoed below).... just for myself for now. It’s written in Swift and already feels great. I’m lowkey planning to switch off Codex entirely once I polish it up, the main thing holding me back is Codex’s STT, which is genuinely excellent and sadly isn’t exposed through OAuth :( (Basically forked Theo - t3.gg / maria’s T3 code and wrapped it in an Arc-like sidebar I had already made for

45,986 views • 1 month ago

Do you use a calendar app on your phone? If yes: I’m putting together a small beta group for an upcoming Cift update. I'm looking for people who live in their calendar and will give real feedback. I'd love you in it!

Do you use a calendar app on your phone? If yes: I’m putting together a small beta group for an upcoming Cift update. I'm looking for people who live in their calendar and will give real feedback. I'd love you in it!

39,927 views • 1 month ago

5 things I’m particularly proud of in my app. An unscripted, spontaneous live demo from my uni dorm :)

5 things I’m particularly proud of in my app. An unscripted, spontaneous live demo from my uni dorm :)

54,481 views • 5 months ago

100% of the code behind this UI is LLM-generated btw. With enough prompting, Figma, and open source libraries, you can craft very tasteful things with no code. I refuse to call this “vibecoded” given how premium it looks compared to the average vibecoded slop lol

100% of the code behind this UI is LLM-generated btw. With enough prompting, Figma, and open source libraries, you can craft very tasteful things with no code. I refuse to call this “vibecoded” given how premium it looks compared to the average vibecoded slop lol

35,167 views • 5 months ago

UPDATE: Ended up with this cool little tool to both build and verify the training data quality; it turned out very accurate! So I am at least happy about that (tho it obvisouly was the easy part) The pipeline to produce this kind of training data (from any Warsh recitation) is in the GitHub below. The repo also documents my full exploration of the Tarteel-for-Warsh problem (and quite frankly, of the offline open source tarteel problem in general): what I tried, what's promising, what's not, and what I think the next steps worth taking are: from a non-engineer with little technical expertiste trying to figure it out. I tried to document everything so the repo might be excessively comprehensive at times. It's basically my entire convo with Claude on the subject, condensed in one repo. Please someone take this and run with it! I genuinely believe the right engineers who can make something real out of this are out there First public repo I've ever shared, so if I made dumb mistakes, please tell me! 🔗

UPDATE: Ended up with this cool little tool to both build and verify the training data quality; it turned out very accurate! So I am at least happy about that (tho it obvisouly was the easy part) The pipeline to produce this kind of training data (from any Warsh recitation) is in the GitHub below. The repo also documents my full exploration of the Tarteel-for-Warsh problem (and quite frankly, of the offline open source tarteel problem in general): what I tried, what's promising, what's not, and what I think the next steps worth taking are: from a non-engineer with little technical expertiste trying to figure it out. I tried to document everything so the repo might be excessively comprehensive at times. It's basically my entire convo with Claude on the subject, condensed in one repo. Please someone take this and run with it! I genuinely believe the right engineers who can make something real out of this are out there First public repo I've ever shared, so if I made dumb mistakes, please tell me! 🔗

38,068 views • 6 months ago

me when secular moroccans think i’m on their team just bc im kinda progressive (i just led yesterday’s jumuah prayer on campus)

me when secular moroccans think i’m on their team just bc im kinda progressive (i just led yesterday’s jumuah prayer on campus)

35,573 views • 6 months ago

Today I’m finally introducing Cift, it’s live on the App Store! It's built with a lot of care, and I sincerely think you’re going to like it :) Link (and thoughts!) below in the replies.

Today I’m finally introducing Cift, it’s live on the App Store! It's built with a lot of care, and I sincerely think you’re going to like it :) Link (and thoughts!) below in the replies.

17,455 views • 4 months ago

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