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modern culture can often have you constantly striving for more but i really think you gotta celebrate when you get to places and stages of comfort as a young adult yea, don’t get complacent etc but also don’t fall in love with “the struggle” focus on expanding your comfort…— Joe Holder (@JoeHolder_) April 18, 2023

Tweet from some alt right account about Salome? @dollpariah If you’re following this person or following anybody who follows them you should block them. pic.twitter.com/1sRiTGGPbk— MISINFOSCIENCE (@MISINFOSCIENCE) July 2, 2022

haters do the best marketing https://t.co/isylGUQnlN pic.twitter.com/F5R2ooKBtb— Visakan Veerasamy (@visakanv) January 3, 2022

Adler: the strongest person in our culture is the baby. The baby rules over the adults with his weakness. And it is because of this weakness that nobody can control him— Visakan Veerasamy (@visakanv) September 6, 2018

Because Twitter was purely chronological and because editors, producers, publishers, sources, bosses, managers, directors, hell, actual lawmakers were on here, seeing the same raw feed we all were, it meant you could circumnavigate that bottleneck.— Ryan Broderick (@broderick) April 13, 2023

On a diff note, there's a reason why Steven Yeun grew up evangelical, John Cho's dad was a pastor, & I was in a worship band w/Lee Isaac Chung in college. It's v hard to understand Korean imm & Korean Americans w/o (Protestant) Christianity. Some context for #BEEFNetflix viewers: https://t.co/4VEQZqEs88— Jane Hong (@janehongphd) April 12, 2023

“A recent small medical issue has highlighted how much someone needs to disrupt Google Search. Google is no longer producing high quality search results in a significant number of important categories.”

Sources:1. https://t.co/4x5lVCIwZ42. https://t.co/Bc4oFxTnd03. https://t.co/tabNU56LEc4. https://t.co/0qk93bEv0S5. https://t.co/yRh517CHbe6. https://t.co/m17g7VWvhI7. https://t.co/xtnR3PAXKM8. https://t.co/9P9aZCNWx79. https://t.co/Kce9FEWDiO#BasicIncome pic.twitter.com/zBpqVZOw3K— Scott Santens (@scottsantens) April 12, 2023

“infrastructure that looks like sci fi 1/ liquid natural gas tanker”

“There’s a spicy article to be written about how much better videogames are doing at accessibility than consumer/enterprise tech. Look at Naughty Dog shipping fast follow improvements to what is already widely heralded as the most accessible AAA title of all time!”

“(digital) product design one of the most inward looking parts of the design industry it’s nuts. many won’t even bother look at other sectors of graphic design let alone games”

Freelancers, what are you charging these days?Here’s my ball park estimates.$850/day$115/hourly Baseline for web (dev+design): $5kBaseline for brand identity: $3.5k(Note, I sometimes adjust and tweak depending on client)— Riley Jones (@rileyj_s) April 6, 2023

just realized @NotionHQ might be the most perfectly positioned generative AI company:- already knowledge store of 20m users- already top tier UX in productivity- can offer Best Of clouds (GCP, Msft) and labs (OpenAI, Anthropic)- seat pricing = high margin, px insensitive-…— swyx.ai 🌉 (@swyx) April 5, 2023

this map is still fucking insane to me. We are so fucking cooked and if you think the Western economies can compete with this you're out to lunch https://t.co/XTyDmjgipA— posting eternally (@postingwhilegay) April 4, 2023

MY JAW IS ON THE FLOOR. https://t.co/jgkIQfrMNJ pic.twitter.com/2CGGlbhlfO— gfodor (@gfodor) April 4, 2023

while we're remembering Ebert today, I'm thinking about the essential interview where he outlines the difficulty in engaging audiences to seek out Good Movies with genuine emotion and artistry instead of settling for disposable entertainment pic.twitter.com/2mwb6GDMKU— Brendan Hodges (@metaplexmovies) April 4, 2023

So I've been tracking emerging AI cults. Whether it's people worshipping a jailbroken AI, forming emotional or ideological bonds with them, or groups that have sprung up to build an AI to complete a specific goal.They're happening, but all of them are human-first social groups. https://t.co/tXHsf4yMIW— Ryan Broderick (@broderick) April 4, 2023

Could never hope to distill the breadth of his legacy in tweets, but here's some Sakamoto, since we're thinking of him today ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/VF7jeR78WP— NTS Radio (@NTSlive) April 3, 2023

the smartest guy i know manages his time by doing the most important thing on his plate. that's it https://t.co/badlgQz4aA— Visakan Veerasamy (@visakanv) April 1, 2023

thing is he's also courageous. and the problem with most smart people is that they are not courageous. and so they come up with very elaborate explanations for why they are not doing the most important thing on their plate. but the deeper reason is that they're scared.— Visakan Veerasamy (@visakanv) April 1, 2023

here’s a force-directed knowledge graph interface for @OpenAI’s gpt-4. given a topic, it prompts new questions to ask based on its own generated responses, allowing curiosity-led exploration of a concept. pic.twitter.com/jSBHElOeDh— harley turan (@hturan) March 31, 2023

✨ New https://t.co/bxMLGgouQK ✨Pumped to finally be able to share this. Not only did the @twingate design team overhaul our website, we also rebuilt everything from the ground up in @framer.Some of my favorite details 👇 https://t.co/ghBGK0TA1Y— Zach Johnston 🌉 (@zach__johnston) March 29, 2023

“I have zero context how or why this lovely, delicate animation was approved by leadership. But I'm 98% certain it wasn't pitched with business impact jargon. Instead someone probably advocated hard for delight — or simply showed leadership what sheer delight feels like.”

New work: Brand identity and logo design for @eigenlayerThe identity features interchangeable wordmarks—intended to look and feel similar to each other, but are different in orientation and alignment—as well as symbol counterparts with its own codified visual system. pic.twitter.com/R5BL3f1qcA— adam ho (@omgadamho) March 16, 2023

i think what makes short films so insufferable usually is there's so much emphasis on stuffing a bigger narrative into this tiny package instead of trimming down to a smaller emotional journey w less stuff happening— rosie (@roramdin) March 12, 2023

Noticing an increase in people using data attributes for customising styling on elements. I've always really liked this approach. Easier to read and avoids class string construction chaos 🤷‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/luZbbCwut0— Thomas Cullen (@thomasauros) February 22, 2023

The humble browser, our gateway to the wonders of the internet, a marvel we take for granted.Over 30 years, browsers have grown from ~100k users to over 5 billion. They've fueled, and ridden, the growth of the internet. Tech's giants have fought Wars to https://t.co/ttg7h9wY8w… https://t.co/N3lRstqqCt pic.twitter.com/Yq15aeiMfX— Packy McCormick (@packyM) March 6, 2023

Late night interactions fun in @spline and @framer As always, it's about the subtle things I enjoy the most...I haven't had a design tool open for 2 months (!), feels good to be back. Can't wait to do more stuff in my favourite new tools. 🥳 pic.twitter.com/mrjTsDNOhO— Atilla Taşkıran (@_atilla1) March 3, 2023

this is my least favorite account on this whole website pic.twitter.com/E1G7DryBxj— olivia m. swarthout (@olivia__ms) March 2, 2023

“The video on the @read_cv site (‘watch film’) might be the best expression of product value I’ve seen. No dialogue, clear and compelling story, excellent visuals, and a focus on people not product. Talk about living ‘show, don’t tell.’ https://t.co/bNibcebdZG”