Lewis Bamber

Draw pictures for a living. Think about AI more than I should. Head of Product Design @ Flutter UKI. Building teams, products, and side projects.

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@yahyavision GPT Image 2.0 within Figma has been a dream to work with for asset creation

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@zachpogrob @craftdocs is the one

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@YesKhush_5 £20 for GPT to power OpenClaw, £20 for Claude so Dispatch can fix OpenClaw on the Mac Mini when it breaks.

I also use the Claude sub for building

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@CMonk40079 @openclaw Nice! Did Anthropic not block subscription usage?

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Anyone got a nice @openclaw model fallback for when you hit GPT Plus usage limits?

Mine defaults to 4o Mini through Open AI API and it’s got the personality of potato

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@fxnction @openclaw Run coach for marathon training. OpenClaw built the plan, then used the Strava API to grill me on my actual runs

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Using @craftdocs API to pipe @openclaw output into something shareable = cheat code.

Changes the game.

Ridiculously well built.

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Here’s my submission for the #FigmaMakeathon 🫶

Cortado, an RPG / Loyalty game for independent coffee shop enthusiasts. Built in Manchester.

What a fun Saturday!

Try it out: https://t.co/Qmc2L4T2MS

QR codes to scan live at: https://t.co/gJVrFkB80a

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Can confirm this happened

[The Footy Section @FTBLsection]

Macclesfield’s Lewis Fensome on how he wore Marc Guehi’s shirt to a nightclub after beating Crystal Palace:

“I didn’t know whether to call him ‘Marc’ or ‘Mr Guéhi’, but I just said, ‘Can I have your shirt after the game?’

“Luckily he was really nice and said, ‘Sorry, one of your lads has already asked for it.’ Our striker D’Mani Mellor was laughing at me because he’d got it.

“But then Guéhi said, ‘I’ve got one from the first half you can have, don’t worry.’

“I had no clothes with me, apart from my tracksuit — I wasn’t expecting to be celebrating a win. So I put Marc Guéhi’s shirt on, my jacket over the top, and borrowed my friend’s jeans and shoes.

“I went everywhere in Manchester with the shirt on until a bouncer stopped me. I said, ‘Do you know how I got this?’ To be fair, he let me put my jacket on over it and let me in.”