hedgeux

Trading & Risk Product Designer 🇮🇹

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@kasperloock Herman Miller, all the rest is garbage

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@carsonthedev looking great sir, well done!

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@rf_extended @danielbkck 💡

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@rf_extended @extendedapp 👏🏼

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@markoilico send it ser

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@DeRonin_ Since prompt outputs are essentially universal - a commodity - the real competitive edge is already gone. Anyone can pay $200/month for Claude. What matters is the human strategic thinking behind certain actions. Human judgment and intuition aren’t code… at least not yet.

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@carson3068 🔥🔥🔥

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@ded__cat 👀

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@DanDeFiEd damn, always on point 🍝

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@shiftprotocol_ @extendedapp @Starknet @StarknetEco shifting more

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@shiftprotocol_ @extendedapp Shifting more

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@AliGrids B - way less busy, no need for that kind of colors, especially in this context w/out any other choices

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@ryskfinance ALL

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5/5 When the system responds fast (sub-400ms), users stay in flow. If real work takes longer, show immediate feedback: pressed states, optimistic UI, skeletons, progress. Perceived performance is a UX feature.

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5 practical mental models that will reduce friction in your product 🧵

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4/5 Working memory is limited. Don’t force users to “hold” info across steps. Chunk content, group related fields, use clear headings, and keep key context visible.