My take on the HTML-in-Canvas API that’s been trending lately.
Fetched pages from a website and took them into another dimension.
The parallax syncs with your head movement.
Built with Threejs and Mediapipe
Anthropic's Head of Product for Claude Code just explained how they ship in days — not months.
30 minutes. Free.
More useful than every product strategy course you've ever bookmarked.
Save this. Watch it tonight.
The path to becoming future proof comes down to shifting from consumer to creator.
Solve your own problems, publish the solutions in the global town square, and help an audience of like-minded people. Do it all. Write. Design. Market. Sell. Film. Code. Be the generalist you were born to be. Be the orchestrator of ideas.
With leverage anyone can design a lifestyle that's within control.
I wrote a second book.
A short and philosophical take on money and discovering your life's work.
I made it free because this is one of those things I just want in as many hands as possible.
The paperback is not free for clear reasons.
Links below to read:
Slack wiping all its workspaces in China hits harder than I expected.
I'm definitely going to miss the secret design sites I got from bugging coworkers. But what I'll miss most is their "default-to-open" channel setup.
I used to wander uninvited through dev, design and growth channels every single day. Bouncing around different brains with zero friction making my work felt like playing an open-world game.
Great universities don't have walls. Great companies shouldn't either
@SlackHQ and we want an answer
The “Text-to-Image” &“Image-to-Video" approach to AI video is a trap
I used to wonder why AI videos always look so stiff. Then this hit me:
Generating a perfect still image first, just to animate it into a video later, is a fundamental flaw.
That image, no matter how perfect, is just a meticulously sculpted, frozen moment in time.
Its physical momentum is zero.
Forcing a static image into a video is like making a car accelerate from a dead stop at every single cut. But cinema, much like life, isn't made of perfect, isolated frames.
The more you try to micromanage every single scene, the more you kill its natural, flowing vitality.
Recently, I tried a new pattern with agentic workflows.
I stopped directing pixels.
I just set the key scenes and let the agent calculate the physics and cut the shots itself.
It was magic.
That buttery-smooth, cinematic movement just naturally emerged.
It is really the flow that matters.
Stop directing pixels. Set the scene, let the agent handle the physics, and true vitality will emerge.
#AIVideo
What can you build with AI video in 3 hours? We just hosted our first AI TVC workshop at @UCBerkeley — and it was insane 🔥
In just 3 hours, creators built full TVC campaigns with Mulan AI
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