Basketball fan here. Nice video by @andresyoutubee on your outlook on life: you miss 100% of the shots you don't take. Also: ruminating on the ones you didn't make is not the way. Keep going, experience life, and get your reps in
@ryanvogel The Settings screen -> BEFORE. I dig the hierarchy of the Settings font size (more noticeable), plus, the screen background color helps with contrast (I'm repeating myself ๐คท๐ปโโ๏ธ)
@ryanvogel Designer here & Android user. Some thoughts:
- the intro page to pair remotely -> the BEFORE; Why? The contrast grey background color used for the copy-paste commands help the eye to distinguish visually from the rest of the content/text (very helpful contrast, esp when on mobile
@ryanvogel When a user taps the "+" option to expand the Menu UI of Camera, Photos, Files, Location -> BEFORE. The somewhat bolder icons and subtle background-color contrast is useful/helpful to the eye
@ryanvogel On the README.md screen -> AFTER. Nice touch with the "Used 3 tools" expansion icon indicator, and I digged the Read, Write, Edit icons placed next to each (aligned w/the bullet points below, nice attention to detail) ๐๐ป
@ryanvogel Again, not crazy about the border radius "New Session". What I do dig is the blue-tone color background for pinpointing what chat session a user is on (great contrast, but again, I prefer the other border radius version - the After)
@ryanvogel Plus, the heading (font size hierarchy is great on the before) & the subtle contrast colors used for search, settings, and New Session are helpful (can be spotted should a user need them, good ux)
@ryanvogel On the session listings ("Fixer Server" screen) -> BEFORE; while the font size on the After gives a clean look to the screen, in hindsight, when I'm actually on my phone, I would prob prefer the slightly larger font size (the before) to help my eyesight not strain (accessibility)
@ryanvogel On the new session chat prompt page -> the BEFORE b/c of the subtle contrast tones, but again, not crazy about the chat prompt and playground label border radius; for this, I'd stick with the AFTER
@ryanvogel Just not crazy about the border radius roundedness for both CTA buttons and Paste buttons on the before. For this, I'd stick with the AFTER border radius (not too intense/bubbly looking, just right)
@thenetninjauk Currently on a free month OpenAI promo. Wondering if afterwards try an API key for Claude to use with the Pi agent & OpenRouter. Heard that may be a bit more affordable if I only plan to use LLMs here and there to start off. Not sure if the API key route is the way - thoughts?