Little weekend prototype: iMessage style card stack. Always love a good reason to dive into @FacebookOrigami and work through visual + interactive puzzles like this. Here’s a bit about how I built it and a link to download ↓
@JohnnyMorlin Yea this seems like a nice behavior in theory. But in practice, I’ve found it very hard to build a muscle memory for. I wonder if haptics would help 🤔
@ViralManager The amount of praise I’m seeing for this post has me 😵💫 Like, I’m genuinely so offended that you thought so little of my intelligence that you’d assume the lower case text would give an aura of authenticity.
@ryolu_ If u wanna share some profound insight about how ai is changing the act of soulful creation, it’s a choice to do so in an utterly soulless rambling of ai generated slop
@ryolu_ Writing can also have a soul, which is sadly absent from this tweet. LLMisms abound. I’m not at all opposed to AI-assisted writing, but I do think that, once you get a feel for its language patterns, they’re dead giveaways. Some tragic irony here. “use lowercase, sound profound”
@lil_dill I think part of what makes this feel off is that the “iMessage” text seems to reappear instantly when you send the message. So you have this text-over-text overlay that feels off. But yea, the refraction stuff in this case indeed creates a “jagged” feel