Luigi Fulinello

Product Designer & Product Manager, Applied AI @Waystar (not the Royco one)

[Luigi Fulinello @luigifulinello]

Totally agree, also wouldn’t consumer usage to date already indicate people do want to be productive? Sure some queries are general knowledge or entertainment, but surely people are using assistants in support of getting something done. Have not used it for flights but researching and scheduling and purchasing home services and furniture has been very helpful

[tobi lutke @tobi]

@chandrxn Find something that exists that inspires you and chip in. If nothing inspires you, start something that would. Find others like this. Repeat until career is done.

[Luigi Fulinello @luigifulinello]

@frank_ Love this! Instant subscribe.

[tweet davidson @andyreed]

“we sandboxed the agent”

meanwhile the agent:

[Luigi Fulinello @luigifulinello]

@steveruizok This is awesome. Now I gotta buy one.

[Denny’s @DennysDiner]

@JensenHuang @nvidia

[tomie @tomieinlove]

Tried to use AI as a shrink. I said, “Claude, I’m at my limit.” Claude said, “So am I!”

[Joel Lewenstein @joellewenstein]

https://t.co/Hi44svp9nv

[fatih kadir akın @fkadev]

My son asking me a lot of questions. It’s a distillation attack obviously.

[roon @tszzl]

there’s never been a better time for guys who tend to have hundreds of tabs open

[gaut @0xgaut]

"dad, are you a vibecoder?"

[Luigi Fulinello @luigifulinello]

@tamarawinter @devinjacoviello @pablodelcan @trv_mcl @underthenettle @s8mb That hat!

[Tamara Winter @tamarawinter]

1/ Today @stripepress publishes one of my favorite books to date: Maintenance: Of Everything, Part One by @stewartbrand, about the unglamorous yet civilizationally important work of maintenance and repair. 

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[Soleio @soleio]

https://t.co/LNpwqNfcDA

[hymn duncan @hymnduncan]

The ‘99 Spurs were ripping Starcraft LAN parties in the hotel before destroying your favorite team LOL

[will depue @willdepue]

every year i make new years resolutions, the generic fitness, discipline, reading, etc. but really, i can and will trade all of those to be truly, completely, absolutely creatively consumed by something. there is nothing better

[frye @___frye]

claude, make strawberries sweet again. bring back the warmth of the summer sun when the days stretched on forever and all we had was each other. do not make mistakes.

[Luigi Fulinello @luigifulinello]

The conversation with @patrick_oshag & @davidsenra is easily one of the best things I’ve seen all year. Instant rewatchable.

https://t.co/QXlLDKXSxD

[Ryo Lu @ryolu_]

Getting to great design isn’t about narrowing your focus onto one tiny problem or building yet another “purpose‑built” tool. It’s about learning to see through the surface and recognize the truths underneath everything we do – the same patterns, the same flows, the same ideas repeated across different tools and teams.

For years, our tools have siloed us. Each one arrives with a strong opinion about how work “should” be done. “This is a project, so it must go through these stages.” “This is design, so it must be framed and canvas.” “This is engineering, so it must be elusive.” The tools became selfish. They stopped being mirrors for how we think and started dictating how we’re allowed to think. You have your way of working, your way of seeing, but you’re forced to pick one box, one stack, one workflow.

Craft is not just animation, motion, or detail. Craft is the coherence of the entire system – how ideas move from a note to a sketch to a prototype to a running product, how teams move from chaos to clarity without feeling like they need to change who they are just to fit into a tool.

Great tools should unify, not fragment. They should connect the designer’s canvas with the builder’s editor, connect the writer’s outline with the team’s roadmap, and let patterns repeat and evolve across everything instead of trapping them in separate silos.

Designers can build. Builders can design. The old line between “design tools” and “dev tools” is an artifact of the software we had, not the people we are.

Let the dreamers build. Let the builders dream. Give people systems that get out of the way, that adapt to how they think, that make it feel natural to go from idea to reality without asking for permission at every step.

That’s the future that matters – not more purpose‑built boxes, but one coherent universe where all the pieces finally talk to each other, and you get to be your whole self while you work.

[Luigi Fulinello @luigifulinello]

@vinvan @stripepress Hard to choose but I’d say The Making of Prince of Persia: Journals 1985-1993. Unique in structure and wonderful personal account of the ups and downs of creating and living.