building sunset alarm · https://xitter.gq/t.co/RPm9MQkPFl · ex-design/eng @warpdotco
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Joined August 2024
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One more life update:
My last day at Warp was yesterday, and now I'm building my own thing in the consumer space.
For 3 years, I've been responsible for Warp's entire visual identity across web, app, and marketing channels — it feels warm to know many people are familiar with my work. I've also contributed to the codebase significantly, alongside the great @rankintweets and @aboreda92_.
On this journey I have met many smart and, most importantly, kind people — many of them my friends now. It's been life-changing, and I will have to work really hard to make it look like a footnote of my career. Rooting for our exceptional team to continue doing great work.
Feeling energized to start anew, take on impossible problems and spend thousands of hours inside Figma and Cursor myself. Godspeed to me.
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Been using Mainframe a couple of days now, it's really good! Try it if you juggle Figma and Claude a lot
over the past few months we've been testing a new app with designers
with @mainframe you can design directly in your codebase on a canvas alongside your agents and team
we're actively rolling out invites. join the waitlist
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I made AnnotateKit compatible with SwiftUI, UIKit, React Native and Expo apps. Open source (MIT), so use it however you like 🤠 Install it here:
annotatekit.com/
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Inspired by @benjitaylor’s Agentation, @cursor_ai’s Design Mode (and 10,000 app feedback screenshots in my photo library).
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Today I'm announcing Workers IO to solve the slowest part of engineering, verification!
AI agents can now write years’ worth of code in days, but it still takes significant engineering effort to verify what’s being built.
It’s impossible to predict all scenarios that could lead to a failure and that’s why most expensive failures are found in production.
Workers IO runs millions of simulated production scenarios on your entire system, including dependencies. These simulations run inside a deterministic hypervisor which injects faults like network delays, disk errors, clock skew, and process failures to verify how your system handles these conditions.
Deterministic execution allows us to systematically explore the state space of the system and perfectly reproduce failures.
We are already helping customers do years worth of production hardening in days and build confidence in what they’re shipping.
If you are working on systems that you can never afford to break, DM me and we can help you battle test them!
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Now taking early apps for the next @solofounders cohort.
Current SFP founders worked at startups like Poke and Composio + started/sold their own companies.
- Build “solo, together”
- 3 months in SF (+ optional housing)
- Work closely with me + alumni
- $100K investment
Apply!
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Most people think starting a company without a co-founder is a bad idea.
We believe the opposite: solo founding will be the default way great companies get started.
Applications are now open for the Solo Founders Program.
3 months in SF: "solo, together" + 1:1 support + $100K
Apply if you're a solo founder and want to win. I feel like being part of it sped me up 3x at the very least.
Solo founding is different.
We've built the place for it.
Applications open for @solofounders program's 4th cohort.
• 10 solo founders building "solo, together"
• 3 months in SF (+ optional housing)
• work closely with me + alumni
• $100k investment
Apply!
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Dear everyone,
I'm presenting you my newest project: Sunset — an alarm app with bedtime routine tracking.
Built to help you wind down, get in bed and wake up on time, so you can enjoy your 8 hours of sleep and fall in love with mornings.
In early-birdie iOS preview. Updated daily. Sign up below:
sunsetalarm.com/
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A crisis of meaning isn’t a partisan issue.
And it isn’t only a religious one.
Much of it comes from people and communities feeling disconnected from what came before.
In parts of tech and the arts, there’s a kind of cultural amnesia.
We must restore an unbroken chain.
Get technical, start solo, get a co-founder only if someone exceptional comes along, never get bullied into an arranged co-founder marriage, and stay paranoid that everyone is out to get you
For the first time in history, over 1 in 3 startups were started solo this year.
Introducing The State of Solo Founding: exclusive data from Carta + commentary from top founders and investors.
solofounders.com/report
Solo founders seem odd today.
Soon they'll be the default.
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Very important to understand:
Maintaining optionality is, itself, very costly, bc, by delaying commitment, you miss out on compounding, and compounding is the most powerful force in business (& life).
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we got solofounders.com!
excited to build with (and for) solo founders in the decade to come.
Today I'm officially 104 financial quarters old
(Or roughly 1,356 weekly sprints if you're using the metric system)
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