Design leader at @emergentlabs , ex-@swiggydesign. @Arsenal fan. 6'4 tall. Hearing impaired. Tweets about design 🧐, football⚽ and dogs 🐶. Views are personal.
Bengaluru, India
Joined December 2007
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1/ I made a video over the weekend, and making it was the fun part. I'd been seeing everyone share their @claudeai Opus 5.5 experiments, so I gave it my portfolio site and one brief: introduce me the way a friend or recruiter who knows me would.
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Nyoni should be off the pitch.
Liverpool should have had a clear pen.
And there’s about another dozen wrong calls.
Woeful officiating yet again.
Made on @emergentlabs
Who did this? 🤣
A game where you can cosplay as @ElonMusk or Ambani
If you're Ambani, there is a surprise waiting for you
Make your guy win 💀 Jio mere laal
billionaire-arena.emergent.h…
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What if just 5 minutes a day could challenge your brain in a whole new way?
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Hi, it's Darshita. I am a designer.
And I'm pitching myself in public 'cause I'm done with a year full of anxiety.
Everyone says design is dead and AI killed it. But the real parasite was hiding in plain sight.
So here's my film, DESIGN IS DEAD. She's bold, fearless and very PINK 💖
Hiring? My DMs are open.
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Made a home for my design work, notes & experiments.
A little corner of the internet that feels like me, with plenty of room to keep adding more:))
abhisekmishra.com/
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Manhandled, dragged, assaulted n misbehaved inside a police vehicle and dumped by the roadside - for the crime of speaking to the media.
This is not merely an assault on an MP. It is an assault on democratic freedoms and the rule of law. More chillingly, it happened within hours of the Supreme Court issuing directions to safeguard peaceful protest and constitutional rights.
I have written to the Hon’ble President of India @rashtrapatibhvn , the Chairman of the Rajya Sabha @VPIndia and the Chief Justice of India seeking urgent intervention and fixing accountability for the police personnel, and action on the question of parliamentary privilege.
The Government cannot intimidate democracy into silence. It cannot substitute the force of the baton for the force of debate. And it shouldn’t expect the people to surrender their constitutional freedoms merely because those in power find dissent inconvenient. The strength of a democracy lies not in its capacity to suppress dissent, but in its ability to address it.
