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pencil autocomplete #3
realtime model: FLUX.2 [klein] by @bfl_ml via @fal
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Experimenting with annotation-based image editing
Still slop, but this interaction of drawing overtop to communicate intent feels pretty good overall
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yes yes yes
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At @cmmnknwledge, we’ve been building a new stylus-first tool for doing work on your iPad. We’re looking for beta testers who’d like to try this out and shape this experience with us.
Comment below to get in touch!
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I don't understand why Apple deprecated this class; I think it's cool.
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@andy_matuschak I see a lot of potential for https://t.co/EmrRBRTGTk, https://t.co/fHiV5x4Svj or https://t.co/EPn19G1nQq or similar to replace the low & high fidelity wireframes. If they weren't there today, I'd say straight from sketchbook/mocks to code
http://variant.ai
http://subframe.com
http://pencil.dev
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People underestimate how much speed and latency defines what you’re doing- it’s not just about doing the same thing but faster / slower. For ex “sketching” is fundamentally about drawing quickly. If you take an hour to sketch something, suddenly it’s a “drawing”, and you’d never refer to a masterpiece that took a year to complete as “a sketch.” It just doesn’t emphasize the time and effort. Likewise if you had a pencil that could only draw a point on paper every 10s, it would be a plotter. The act of sketching with a pencil is defined by its speed, messiness, and responsiveness directly- and other tools that exhibit this kind of speed / feedback loop have “sketchyness” properties (not a coincidence that we call processing /p5 scripts sketches because of this)
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David Ogilvy, the “Father of Advertising” invented a marketing trick in 1952.
This technique helped him generate $1.4 billion in sales.
Apple and Nike use it in every marketing campaign they run today.
Here’s the technique: (and how you can use it to influence others)
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@tylerangert I also made something similar before
https://t.co/MHjjdnhID3
https://x.com/unixzii/status/1814542892859642143
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When I was at Apple, I loved working on micro interactions that you see all over the OS. Now that I’m not an apple I still like to solve for these little problems that really annoyed me. In this case, I designed a backspace button with a speed controller, so by just pressing it you can delete by letter and then immediately by word as you stretch it, without having to wait (like it usually does on the OS) and then if you stretch a little more, you can speed delete through words… I’m also working on another one where you can repair the words if you over-deleted it by accident 😜 (it also has haptic feedback, which makes it really fun)
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Apple of the past:
Live
Real humans on stage
Live demos
Other humans around
Public settings
Apple Today:
Async
Highly produced videos w/ a lot of effects
No live demos
Isolated in empty rooms on the campus / green screens
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Simply lacks a core sense of humanity
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I reverse engineered Apple's thermal logo effect. It’s a Three.js shader that combines 4 inputs:
- A video texture heat map
- A mouse-driven heat map
- An Apple logo mask
- A thermal-style color palette
Explanation below
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I’m reverse-engineering the Google AI mouse pointer and making it Open Source!
It sees your screen.
You can freeform paint anything and ask AI to modify it.
It understands the app or window you mean.
It can click, type, edit, navigate, and even write + execute code.
A tiny cursor becoming a real computer-use agent.
Made with the help of @trycua which is an AMAZING reference for computer use
Sorry @GoogleDeepMind but I had to do this
@heyclicky Started a revolution and we will be the ones to win
Also credits to @BuildwithOmkarr for the help
Feel free to modify it , update it and make it your own, we gotta beat them at this. Link to the repo in the comments:
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@swyx And for the love of the demo gods, have a video recording of your demo working just in case
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Another 2D ray bouncing demo with glyphs 你好世界.
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Almost 16 months in the making, I'm finally at a point where I'm calling this good to go on the App Store. It's been my privilege to share the journey with you all, here's to the cool things still to come. Spatial is now available at https://t.co/ckC0Kq1oqH
http://apps.apple.com/app/id6753979855
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This is one of Apple's most audibly and visually perfected animation ever made
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[[stitchable]] half4 w(float2 p,SwiftUI::Layer a,float2 l,float2 v){float2 m=-v*pow(clamp(1-length(l-p)/190,0.,1.),2)*1.5;half3 c=0;for(float i=0;i<10;i++){float s=.175+.005*i;c+=half3(a.sample(p+s*m).r,a.sample(p+(s+.025)*m).g,a.sample(p+(s+.05)*m).b);}return half4(c/10,1);}
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The world's first 60+ FPS e-ink display by @daylightco on Episode 45 of S³
See how it works, the 6-year development journey, and Daylight's vision for the future of personal computing.
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IF YOU LACK SELF-DISCIPLINE, OPEN THIS.
(Man don’t be fooled)
– Mega Thread –
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19/ Which is why it's pretty common on sweltering days to hear Germans complain about the "goddamn 'eco-this' 'organic-that' pencil pushers" who continue to force them to sweat for hours in overheated hospitals, classrooms, and offices.
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My mind was blown away demo after demo today at @southpkcommons
i rarely inspired by tech demos but this one is definitely an exception
goated folks from @tldraw @OrionReedOne @TodePond
we are so early. future of computing is so bright i am blinded right now
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Good morning!!
We are so excited to announce that @paper is open for sign ups today.
And we thought it'd be fun if everyone could see their logo like the Apple heat map invite.
So you can just upload your logo and see it. Link in the thread.
We think you're gonna love it!
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Founders: in your demos you want to be going for “oh wow” moments.
Because the status quo is your enemy, you need strong emotional responses to your product to catalyze a desire to change.
If you’re not hearing “oh wow” in your demo, you should be worried.
Wrong script. Product isn’t there yet. Wrong target prospect. Something else.
You need “wows.”
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This tweet blew up more than I expected! So here’s a demo you can try to see how it works! 👇
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I am a fan of demos and dumb questions over pontifications and presentations.
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Most startups blow the demo as they think it’s a scalable, scripted demonstration of the product.
A demo should never be scalable and/or focused on the product.
If it is, send a video - you don’t need a sales rep wasting their time.
A great ‘demo’ is:
>>> sharing your understanding of what you learned about them (demonstration of listening and alignment)
>>> storyline where they are today and where they’ll see initial time to value (demonstration of near-term-expected value; everything else is abstract)
>>>prospect guiding you/asking questions (demonstrating their intent)
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It's so easy to grow developer products. "Just" build incredible demos that show off the technology's capability.
@mixedbreadai cooked so hard here. Instant multi-modal AI search, demo'd with the National Gallery of Art dataset. Everything just works and looks fire.
https://t.co/NISCM7OFCu
http://nga.demo.mixedbread.com
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NEWS: @montblanc_world unveils Digital Paper, a luxury e-ink tablet for handwriting.
• Pen with 4,000+ pressure levels, haptics and swappable tips that feel like real paper
• Pen charges wirelessly in a leather sidebar
• Aluminum and leather build in Black, Grey or Gold
• Templates for journaling, planners and PDF markup
• Syncs notes across phone and web apps
Priced at $905. Looks incredible.
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most startups blow the demo as they think it’s a ‘scalable’, scripted demonstration of the product
a demo should never be scalable and/or focused on the product — if it is, send a video - you don’t need a sales rep wasting their time
a great ‘demo’ is …
>>> sharing your understanding/interpretation of what you learned about them — demonstration of listening and alignment
>>> storyline with where they are today and where they’ll see initial time to value — demonstration of near-term-expected value about their situation; everything else is abstract
>>>prospect guiding you/asking questions — demonstrating their intent and maturity (re: possible education on other solutions)
… you’ll collect more intel & quickly decommoditize yourself from any other alternative — this is leverage to win deals and make them feel like it was built specifically for them …
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note to self: backup the show file
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Love making these small interactions; swipe back to easily close what's open. Even before it's fully presented, which does make a difference to the experience. Available in the alpha today.
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Such a sick and creative demo by @nateparrott - extremely novel take on the future of software development
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Breakthrough last night
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Stay ahead
Today we're announcing Paper Snapshot
Snapshot your live website and paste it into Paper as editable layers
• start from your real site
• no more screenshots
• uses real html/css
What will you make? Link in replies 🎶