Found something by accident today.
I sent a message to the wrong Claude chat. Instead of answering it, the chat figured out which session it actually belonged to, told me, and sent it there. And it was right.
That gave me an idea. If chats can pass messages to each other, I only need to talk to one.
Jensen Huang just resigned as NVIDIA CEO. NVIDIA's GPUs are a big reason real-time 3D and AI image tools exist at all. Strange day for anyone building with AI.
What happens to AI now?
$NVDA
This is what AI gives you when you ask for a pricing page: purple glow, emoji, gradient buttons, "MOST POPULAR!!"
Then I ran @heydamir's unslop skill on it. Watch it clean itself up.
Like talking to one person who manages a team of 10.
I give it my task list. It understands the context, hands each one to the right session, and keeps track of how they're all doing. I just check in with one chat instead of ten.
Design jobs are in trouble.
Wake up, designers. Design jobs are at a record low since 2023. @lennysan just dropped new job-market data.
I was a designer for years. Now, I run my own company. So I've seen this from both sides.
Everyone's blaming AI. But AI didn't decide to hire PMs instead of designers. The industry did.
And from the other side of the table, I get why.
PMs learned to prototype. Engineers learned to make things look good enough.
Meanwhile, designers are getting on Figma, waiting for a PRD, and somehow refusing to think about business metrics.
The industry clearly overleveraged designers to make things look right. The market now pays people who ship things.
That's the uncomfortable part. As @soleio said, "donโt take refuge in craft and taste."
It's no longer optional for designers to learn business and how to ship. Great designers are worth more than almost anyone on the team, and I've seen many.
But this is 0% surprising to me.
Building with AI, I kept hearing about tools I didnโt understand.
WebGL. Three.js. GSAP. Spline. Shaders.
So I put all 16 in one place to understand the differences and use cases