@DannPetty pretty sure it's finally fixed lmao, as well as some improved navigation. been having trouble with this so thank you Dan for reminding that it's pretty critical !
https://t.co/mlmSdcnfJZ
@amaankahmad@Replit@amaankahmad you should start having @meetgranola in your whiteboard sessions, and put the summary and image of your whiteboard into o1 and ask it to make a PRD. I do this with new features and it's completely changed how cursor/replit/v0 works
Make beautiful things. Life is too short to deal with ugly products.
You’ll actually ship faster because the best people you can recruit place a premium on design, craft, and legacy.
More and more, I have lost conviction that “minimum viable products” make sense for product development.
It makes no sense to release a product with the core flow and then dismiss its viability after the aggregate data says people aren’t using it.
Instead, founders should have a fundamental belief about what people want—and they should keep iterating until that value is correctly surfaced.
In practice, this means you should keep a steady flow of new users as you add components to the product, seeing if it solves a core part of the activation and signup loop.
The only part that could possibly be “half-baked” is those individual components. But even those need sufficient quality so there are no confounding factors that distort the signal.
Introducing AI Voice + 3D in real-time.
🥕 Integrate with OpenAI Real-time API
✨ Create conversational AI experiences
🌳 Drive states, variables, morph targets
🍓 Trigger events and actions from instructions
Make your own AI Voice 3D experiences with Spline.
At Frame, we frequently make use of a `useHoverIntent` hook that fires a callback when it seems likely the user will click an element. This lets us preload, but less aggressively than on mouse-enter.
This vid shows the time between intent being detected, and the click occurring
“The physical world is wiggly. Clouds, mountains, trees, people, are all wiggly. Only when human beings get to working on things - they build buildings in straight lines & try to make out that the world isn’t really wiggly. But here we are, sitting in this room all built out of straight lines, but each one of us is as wiggly as all get-out.”
Alan Watts