Calling them “rectangle tools” while defending Figma is hilarious. We’ve spent a decade putting rectangles inside rectangles and arguing about what to name them.
@paper at least has enough manual control to do a ton of the things Figma does.
As an industry, we were handcrafting identical dashboards and landing pages at senior designer rates loooong before AI showed up…
@meodai Rushed dribbbleverse reference from a while ago when designers were commenting like bots "nice colors", "nice UX" on everything.
Nice colors. Period. Full stop.
@grafician@MultiversX@stefanszakal Never left the real world :)) tried help build a bridge. “Crypto” been dead a long time.
Blockchain as technology still very much relevant.
Beyond the hype, designing “web3” products is profoundly fun and hard at the same time.
After ~4 years with @MultiversX, I’ve achieved escape velocity.
I’m taking a breather and figuring out wha... I’m available for work.
Back in August 2022, @stefanszakal brought me in to help build xFabric. That quickly degenerated into a full-time role, then into becoming Head of Design at @MultiversX and leading a team of 8 amazing people our peak.
Thank you, team #23F7DD: @inpadure, @gorgmihai, @adidascal, @AdinaFox14, @AndrianQz, @DesignCash, @RDCREATES, and Dorin Baran.
Explorer. Wallet. xExchange. xMoney. xDay. xPortal. xEverything. VibeOX. E*****r. Interfaces, identities, websites, campaigns, motion, and the bottomless pit known as “one small thing.”
You’ve probably used our work.
You've probably thrown a screen displaying it against a wall when your preferred flavour of magical internet money went “not up.”
Apparently, documenting all this work was going to be a job for an not-exactly-employed version of me.
Well. He’s here.
And he has screenshots.
Over the next few weeks, I’m sharing my work and work by the people I led and built alongside. I will try NOT to care whether these posts get traction or not, and I will post them nevertheless.
Whatever crypto and elrond-erd-2:native have put you through, thousands of hours went into trying to make things worth using. People cared deeply about getting them right. A price chart won’t tell you that story. I’d like to.
Expect finished work, abandoned drafts, and decisions I’ll have to explain with the considerable inconvenience of hindsight.
I now have time to shitpost.
Want to fix that? Rates for me and my small army of agents* start at around $200/hour.
*Sycophantic agreement sold separately. Currently out of stock.
@adamwathan This bit of news genuinely made me happy.
I remember listening to your morning walk recording a while back about what the team had been going through and thinking how deeply unfair it all felt.
Seeing Tailwind find a stable long-term home after all that feels especially good!
@DanielMihalachi@MultiversX@stefanszakal Based on the usual scam: 20-ish years of work, shipped products, actual users, taste tested outside the reply section, and spelling “success” right while asking about it.
We’re sharing a solution to the Navier-Stokes Millennium Prize Problem, one of the deepest problems at the frontier of mathematics.
The proof was produced by a group of agents, using an OpenAI next-generation model significantly more capable than GPT-6 Astra.
The problem concerns whether the description of smooth three-dimensional fluid motion modeled by the Navier-Stokes equations can break down. It has remained unresolved for roughly 90 years.
@MP6133384893531@SpecTriuMAk47@MultiversX@stefanszakal Read again. You have seen it, for the past year or so. xExchange V3 is what you see now on https://t.co/J02vLHHPen
I was referring to building the version currently live.
I am sure the team has many ideas for what's next, and they will share whenever they have something.