Mitalee Shirsat

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[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

made this on procreate. the tiny dots took forever.

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

@tiramisurabhi 😭😭😭

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@RapidResponse47 @SecRollins @POTUS @grok how many no-votes are we expecting https://t.co/owOOWdigcO

[eBS - Equipment Business Software @EBSNext]

https://t.co/anMwJdLTek

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

@insanekrishnaa Interested

[surabhi @tiramisurabhi]

being active on twitter after a long time feels like going to section D to get the duster

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

they named a bright spot on the moon, carroll, after one of the astronauts’ late wife. that is the most beautiful thing i’ve heard in a while. 💌

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

i had forgotten how cool it is to be an astronaut and how i’d wanted to be one my entire life

[Shubhanshu Shukla @gagan_shux]

After 54 years, four astronauts have once again commenced their journey around the Moon, a moment that feels both historic and deeply personal. Today, they launched aboard the Space Launch System from Kennedy Space Center , a place where the weight of history is almost tangible.

I remember standing on those very grounds for the first time, feeling humbled by what it represents. It is the same ground from which Neil Armstrong began humanity’s first journey to the Moon. The same place where Peggy Whitson, the most experienced American astronaut and my commander, launched on her first mission to space. And today, it becomes the starting point for yet another chapter in our shared story of exploration.

During my own training, I had the privilege of watching these astronauts prepare for this mission, and even meeting two of them personally. To see them now on the cusp of such a remarkable journey is both inspiring and moving.

As they lift off, they do so not just as individuals, but as representatives of all humanity. Their mission carries the hopes and dreams of people across the world. I wish them courage, success, and safe passage, knowing that all of us are looking up, rooting for them every step of the way.

#shux #artemis #space #shubhanshushukla #india

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

@tiramisurabhi my comebacks come alive in a room where @RathaAniket and @Aaryan_47 are🤪

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

vibecoding is fun they said

[Evil Rabbit @evilrabbit_]

Introducing Geist Pixel

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

strolled around kala ghoda today

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

@agusegui @paper can’t wait to try it out and experiment with more designs!!

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

came across @paper and created this design. it has this very cool feature called shaders where you can add different textures/effects to your images. tried out the paper and halftone dots shader, so fun and insanely easy to use. best part? you can copy your designs as react code.

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

this is an amazing feature. can’t wait to try it out.

[Figma @figma]

Imagine turning any image into a vector (now you actually can)

→ Convert raster images into editable vectors
→ Simplify and control color output

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

the music, this video, is a work of art🤌🏻 @fredagainagain1 i’m obsessed

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

soooo cool

[Justin Ryan @justinryanio]

AirDraw on Apple Vision Pro is incredible when you toggle on physics.

Being able to interact with your 3D drawings makes them feel like they are actually in your room.

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

tried to recreate this expanding photos hover effect with framer motion.
just experimenting and learning as i go.

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

@dhananjaypai08 this shouldn’t be public tea

[Mitalee Shirsat @mitaleeshirsat]

this isn’t funny anymore