Abhay S. Kushwaha

Sales, Advertising, & Marketing Enthusiast; Internet addict; Gamer; Designer; Music lover; Photographer; #FOSS; Writer; Science & Sci-Fi junkie; Indian; Dad.

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

@kbsingh @TheOfficialSBI @OfficialSBICare It cannot be fixed. This will go to their bacckend team. They will take days and then claim your email address has been removed but you will still get the emails. I get dozens of such emails. I gave up after months of chasing @TheOfficialSBI

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

Looks like @NotionMail was abandoned, eh @JasonBud? 😋

No updates for so long. Was so looking forward to a pro-level mail client that just works.

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

This needs repetition.

[Vishal Gupta @visualbit]

Auto Layout Isn’t the Problem. Sloppy Thinking Is.

We hear it often:
“Auto Layout slows down our speed.”

But here’s the truth behind The Myth of Manual Speed.
Structure isn’t your enemy.
Over-deciding is.

I work in the same start-up chaos — shifting roadmaps, sprint pivots, experimental ideas. But blaming Auto Layout for lack of speed is like blaming scaffolding for slow construction.

Auto Layout doesn’t slow you down.
Over-structuring without purpose does.

Here’s what I’ve found instead:
✅ Auto Layout frees your attention from nudging pixels — so you can focus on actual design problems.
✅ It enables fast, modular thinking — frame once, reuse forever.
Drag, drop, remix. Much faster than starting from scratch every time.
✅ When the team plays the same system, design-to-dev handoff becomes frictionless — even mid-sprint.

The real question is:
Are you using Auto Layout to explore, or to decorate your exploration?

💡 Good design systems support creativity. They don’t replace it.

Use Auto Layout the way jazz musicians use rhythm:
As a base to improvise. Not a cage.

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Want the speed of sketching and the power of systems?
Learn to think with Auto Layout — not around it.

What’s your take — structure first or structure later?

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

OMG! ♥

[Mel Brooks @MelBrooks]

I told you we’d be back

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

@NotionMail Taking it back @NotionMail, it is not sorted yet. 😐

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

You are not showing text-based mails with quoted text right @NotionMail. The "> " quote marks are simply dropped. If you want to remove them, at least draw that quote bar on the left side. Or just show them as they are?

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

@NotionMail Looks like this is sorted. 👍

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

@NotionMail Yes, see the "References:" header described in Section 3.6.4 in RFC 5322. Like "In-Reply-To:" but has list of parent messages of that message. Biggest weakness of today's MUAs is inability to create a message tree when conversations diverge under the same "Subject:".

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

Please do not drop "References:" header in the emails when responding @NotionMail

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

@NotionMail I see it. Perfect! 👍

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

OMG @NotionMail! I cannot click on any of the addresses in the email header to start a new email to that person? 😋

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

@NotionMail Did you notice this one @NotionMail? Add "time" to the date filter too.

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

Help me define a dynamic view please @NotionMail. Mail received in the last 30 minutes, or 2 hours, or last 1 day (you get the idea).

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

@NotionMail Add time too.

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

BTW @NotionMail, when are booleans coming to filters? AND/OR and (grouping) mainly... like the advanced filters in @NotionHQ...

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

It would be nice to filter mails that I have _not_ replied to @NotionMail. Also, detect mails that have responses (from anybody). Let me view mails where I am in To that I have not responded yet.

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

Also @NotionMail, at least as of now, responding to an email shows "To:" as: Name <[email protected]> but when the mail is actually sent, it is dropping name and leaving "To:" merely as [email protected]. The dropping of the Name should not happen.

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

@NotionMail Excellent.

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

@NotionMail Yes, that is the one. "New mail to %Name% <%email%>" type entry in that drop-down would be sufficient.

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

@JasonBud @IamAdiG @NotionMail hey! add mine too! not fair! 😋

[Abhay S. Kushwaha @kushwaha]

hey @NotionMail! Got the invite but getting "Could not connect Gmail. Please try again" — because my email account id is different from the Notion ID I used to sign up on the waitlist?