32m ago · 19 min read · You have done the work. Your eval set hits 88%. Your P3 stack grades honestly. Your failure modes are under their ceilings. The feature is objectively good. You ship it. A week later, the PM dashboard shows a 47% adoption rate — half your users tried...
Join discussion
1d ago · 7 min read · When you ask AI to build a UI, the difference does not come only from the model itself. The output also changes a lot depending on what prior knowledge you give it and what design criteria you make it
Join discussion
Apr 5 · 6 min read · A post on Reddit recently showed off a library that lets you control web maps with hand gestures — full Minority Report style, waving your hands in front of a webcam to pan, zoom, and rotate. My first reaction was "that's incredibly cool." My second ...
Join discussion
Mar 24 · 4 min read · Most tools get used once. You open them, do the task, close the tab… and forget they exist. But every once in a while, you find a tool you actually remember. You don’t search for it again. You go stra
Join discussion
