A few weeks ago, I was at WTA 125 in Valencia. It's so interesting to see that even in a lower-tier tournament, the difference between a hobbyist and a professional player is huge, stratospheric, to be honest.
@jiholimm@mobbin Oh, sick. The policy is a good topic because, right now, many sites are identifying agent browsers as a risk and blocking them from accessing the platforms. It happened to me a few times using Claude cowork, even just asking Claude to review some stuff or do common tasks.
@karrisaarinen I got to go with Dia because the Chromium support with less memory usage makes a lot of sense. Design-wise, they are nice, but I'm sad. I'm a big fan of Arc.
@chalaska It's interesting to see that every product is going in the direction of something that @zenorocha said a few weeks ago. A product that does not offer you an MCP and forces you to use their interface tends to lose your subscription over time.
Interesting movement I have been seeing: big companies, yes, but instead of trying to turn a giant legacy business fully into AI, they are breaking their internal silos and creating AI innovation cells. New AI native initiatives, treated as real product and business verticals, not just features.
the one thing ive learned is that everyone obsesses over craft, wants to build polished interfaces, and loves clean design
you could have just said nothing
I have complained a lot about Figma shipping too much. This one I take back. Asked the @figma agent to organize a chaotic brainstorm file before handoff: 348 assets, 10 named sections, a handoff guide, nothing deleted. Not perfect, but it saved me an hour and a half.