Accelerate the future, keep it democratic. On 29N Spain picks between a country that moves forward with everyone in it and one that looks backwards. I'm voting for progress.
Ask an agent for a page and you get Inter and a purple gradient. Impeccable's detector runs 62 rules with no model and no API key. https://t.co/OeeLjkhKoW
Automation will keep coming. I'd rather it gives us shorter weeks, fair wages and more rights than bigger profits for a few. That's the progressive bet for Spain on 29N, and it's mine.
Spain votes on 29 November. The future arrives either way, so the real choice is who steers it. Srnicek and Williams argued in 2013 that tech in few hands speeds up inequality and in everyone's hands it can buy back our time. I want democracy to win.
@manol_ai@Cloudflare@astrodotbuild I like this. Using the same system on the marketing site is something I want to do more often. Less chance the product and the page drift apart.
@DariaStrategy I have seen this with products that work in Spain and then feel off in Germany. People keep their habits. The design has to start from those habits.
@jacobtechtavern I like that the default is a real style in the system, not a one-off. It makes the good button easy to pick. Does this live next to the Figma file or only in code?
@saketux I come from product design and I write some code, but I would not pass a full engineering interview. I just say I am a product designer who codes a bit.
@Lucas_love6tv I have seen research sit in a folder. If it does not change the next release, we wasted everyone's time. Getting it onto the roadmap is the hard part.
@brother_seyiabj I like this rule a lot. I have worked on onboarding flows, and I know how easy it is to add steps before anyone can do something useful. One task, then back to the work. That is the version I want.
@SuJinyan6 I care a lot about this. If the numbers change when I ask again, I cannot trust the test. Letting normal code do the math, and the agent only pick the tool, sounds right.