Things I believe:
We are meant to build.
Creation is the purest form of agency.
It's how thought earns the right to exist.
You don't understand something until you've made something from it.
Progress doesn't happen. It’s forced into existence.
Nothing improves until someone refuses to accept inertia.
The future is an act of defiance against stagnation.
Every problem stays unsolved until someone decides it shouldn't be.
Technology encodes intent.
A tool isn't neutral - it carries a worldview.
It makes some forms of work easy, and others invisible.
Every tool teaches you what its maker believed was worth making.
The right tools don't replace curiosity - they amplify it.
Speed is a truth amplifier.
Moving fast exposes what actually works.
Momentum collapses illusion - you collide with reality before you can rationalize it away.
Slow and steady is often just slow and scared.
Momentum builds clarity.
Energy is a competitive advantage.
It's not a personality trait - it's a multiplier.
People who move fast and think wide change outcomes.
Energy compounds faster than skill.
Delusion is underrated.
Every breakthrough begins as an unreasonable belief sustained by effort.
Rationality optimizes the known - delusion expands it.
You have to be slightly out of touch with "what's realistic" to make anything new.
Abundance builds better things than fear.
Fear creates safety. Abundance creates vision.
Work born from fear seeks to protect - work born from abundance seeks to invent.
You can't create something bold if you're defending something fragile.
Reality rewards iteration, not speculation.
You don't learn by guessing - you learn by colliding with the world.
The faster you ship, the faster you evolve.
Bias toward action beats theoretical perfection.
Judgment is the rarest resource.
Tools can be built, processes can be cloned - discernment cannot.
Good judgment compounds faster than capital.
Protect yours - build around people who have it.
Ambition is a duty.
Playing small doesn't make the world better.
To aim higher isn't arrogance - it's responsibility.
If you have potential and waste it, you're not being humble; you're being negligent.
Most limits are inherited, not real.
Reality is negotiable - physics isn't.
The boundary between possible and impossible shifts with every act of courage.
The only real constraint is the one that holds the universe together - everything else can move.
Presence creates possibility.
Most breakthroughs don't happen at the desk - they happen in the world.
Every new person, every new place expands your mental surface area.
You can't collide with luck sitting still.
everything is product, it always has been and the job is to add value to business
ive always hated being just a “designer”
so only worked with startups where the roles line is blurry.
the gap then was skillset, sure “i want to” but “can i?” — AI helped me fill this gap by a landslide
code>vector
i've moved to Chiang Mai, i have never met nicer/kinder people than this place. locals will restore your faith in humanity here
in the last 1 month, fruit unc packed an extra piece cause I visited him 2 times in a row. a coconut pancake unc recog i'm from India, he shared stories from his visit and fed me extra. mango sticky rice aunts always feeding me extra and trying to make conversation even though language barrier and then basics like people open gates for each other, wait for their turn, behave in traffic all that
unreal man <3
landed in delhi and was immediately greeted by the amazing hospitality.
2 people told me to go fuck myself when i declined their 10x priced uber alternative
refreshing
you actually don't need all that for frontend.
pick any model (yep even sonnet) and give it a reference, pintrest is good place to find then prompt
1. review the reference attached and break down its visual language and the way the UI is built. the goal is not to copy but learn craft.
2. Think about all the user stories and jobs to be done here. do research on the most common way to handle the UX pattern, navigation and behavior for each of the story and for the whole page and apply that
then its just easy peasy, keep iterating. tools like https://t.co/be4jbGTHPf helps a lot of course
@FarzaTV big bro i docked clicky once and haven't felt the urge to undock it — been 2 days
but the thing did felt magical when i first installed it like 3-4 days back due to the interface (or lack of it lol)
gimme reasons to undock it <3
@rahulbhadoriiya there is power in variation, in exploration, in moving something one pixel to the left or right
my bet is doing that in code, but still on a canvas.