@stylessh

all things design — prev @trylle @supabase @basementstudio

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Joined March 2019
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what if @linear becomes a git platform? in this chapter for my job hunting journey, i'll dive into the possibility of Linear becoming your favorite git hosting platform.
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website: alanisavailable.com repo: github.com/stylessh/alanisav… previous part: xitter.cf/stylessh/status/211337…
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@stylesshOct 22
part two of my job hunting showcase videos. today we're taking a look into @claudeai code desktop app and find ways to refine the experience
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part two of my job hunting showcase videos. today we're taking a look into @claudeai code desktop app and find ways to refine the experience
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website: alanisavailable.com repo: github.com/stylessh/alanisav… part one: xitter.cf/stylessh/status/211305…
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@stylesshOct 21
i'm looking for a job, so decided to take this week to refine and improve some of my favorite apps i use daily. today's turn is @superlogical's rex app check the website and source code below
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i truly think gaming future should be in-browser (game is running locally on my browser, stable 60-90fps with proper postprocessing, MacBook Pro M4 Pro 24gb, Chromium)
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screamer is cherry-top
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i'm looking for a job, so decided to take this week to refine and improve some of my favorite apps i use daily. today's turn is @superlogical's rex app check the website and source code below
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website: alanisavailable.com/ repo: github.com/stylessh/alanisav…

Alan is available

Alan Daniel rebuilds and improves his favorite products and apps, and shares the process online.

alanisavailable.com
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officially starting my job hunting jouney tomrrow
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some updates: my work @trylle is going to be highly paced down for the moment and passing in a side-project basis. the platform will still be online. i'm also actively looking for full-time roles in all-things related to product/interfaces/design! will be sharing something cool later :)
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/dev/null looking really nice 👀
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i'm a very design/visual oriented person, your app can be functional and can do the job, but if it doesn't look or feel good i'm probably not using it
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lmao
GitHub Projects Community
@GithubProjectsOct 15
Anthropic, with the help of Claude, spent five months building a replacement for Git, while Linus Torvalds built Git single-handedly in just 10 days.
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what’s going on here
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@_chenglouOct 15
My dear friends, I’d like to show you my latest toy project Introducing Handwired: turn your regular JavaScript code into a neural net! - no training - exact outputs vs the JS program - fully differentiable All runnable in a browser, without GPU
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what exactly am i seeing here @opencode ?
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does anyone use "X Pro"?
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companies i’d love to work for: - @superlogical - @opencode - @Shopify - @SpaceXSI - @linear they all share the special craftsmanship and care around design you need to put when building a great product
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i might be missing some other ones!
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Some clarification: this is a real bug on the macOS 27 developer beta, not ⌘⌃-drag. I’m not pressing any keys in the recording. Here’s my Software Update page showing the beta.
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@stylesshOct 11
apple has officially lost the plot
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The video shows macOS's native (optional) feature to move any window by holding Command + Control and clicking/dragging anywhere on it, here on the screenshot preview/editor. This is a documented power-user capability, not a bug. x.com/organicgpt/sta… apple.stackexchange.com/questions/2617… mmazzarolo.com/blog/2022-04-1… superuser.com/questions/5305…
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I got community noted and it’s not even accurate. This is a real bug without dragging the window with cmd key. The bug is on latest macOS beta. Besides even if i drag with cmd, why would the box move as well? people just have no taste man
alan
@stylesshOct 11
apple has officially lost the plot
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The video shows macOS's native (optional) feature to move any window by holding Command + Control and clicking/dragging anywhere on it, here on the screenshot preview/editor. This is a documented power-user capability, not a bug. x.com/organicgpt/sta… apple.stackexchange.com/questions/2617… mmazzarolo.com/blog/2022-04-1… superuser.com/questions/5305…
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