UX Matthew

Let's make things awesome for people.

[George from 🕹prodmgmt.world @nurijanian]

Man, product managers are always supposed to just magically know what users want, and half the time, they don't even get the damn resources they need. It's a bit of a mess, honestly.

I spent 6 years learning how to run discovery solo.

You’ll learn it in 60 seconds.

[UX Matthew @uxmatthew]

@chrismaconi @chetianx

[UX Matthew @uxmatthew]

Momentum is intense. Merge conflicts? Forgetting code we barely skimmed? Learning the code after it’s built. Welcome to the fast-paced AI workflow 😂

[UX Matthew @uxmatthew]

“AI is amazing. You just tell it what you want and hit go.” It’s wild watching this happen in real-time—success after success, even with a few bugs. Just enough knowledge of code, and AI handles the heavy lifting.

[Daniel Chetian @chetianx]

Day 2 of goofing around: took a vacation this week to work on a fun side project with @uxmatthew. the idea is to create a Slack-style app for startups where ai agents and tools execute specific tasks aligned with your company goals, offer insights, create documents etc. we have a react app / node server with firebase auth, db and local llm (llama 3).

tomorrow we will add named agents & DMs, additional channels, styling and whatever else sounds fun. #buildinpublic

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

The truth

[✏️ Visualize Value]

[Rachel Kobe @kobewan]

“…the biggest value of design is not delivering a thing faster. It’s delivering the right thing faster.” — Pavel Samsonov

https://t.co/DIS9Tkf8zq

[Sanyam Bhutani @bhutanisanyam1]

NotebookLlama: An Open Source version of NotebookLM 🙏

A complete tutorial on building a PDF to Podcast flow using Llama:

- 1B to pre-process PDF
- 70B to convert it to a podcast Transcript
- 8B to make it more dramatic
- Parler and Suno models for TTS

https://t.co/RDRgYf5RwH

[Gabriel @gabelbling]

Amazing graphical representation of a neural net, never seen anything like it.

[Gabriel Valdivia @gabrielvaldivia]

My prediction/wishlist: Siri is rebranded to “Finder” and lives seamlessly across platforms as the main way to navigate through data on your devices.

[UX Matthew @uxmatthew]

Knowing what’s possible and deciding to execute is rapidly becoming more valuable than knowing how to execute. #AI

[UX Matthew @uxmatthew]

Wow, an agent that uses your computer for you.

[Rowan Cheung @rowancheung]

Anthropic just announced Computer Use

It allows Claude to control your computer screen based on a prompt and take actions on your behalf

The use cases in agentic coding with automated debugging, customer support, and education are going to be INSANE

[UX Matthew @uxmatthew]

Soon the only thing you will have to do is decide what you want to exist.

[Vinny @hot_town]

Using Cursor + Claude to make fullstack SaaS apps
and bring in the money.

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0:08 - what stack I use
1:32 - cursor settings
2:34 - adding chat w/ websockets to app
4:00 - debugging app
5:18 - testing app

[SWAROVSKI OPTIK @SwarovskiOptik]

9,000 species in a pair of binoculars

Say WHAT? 🤯🤩 Capture and share nature's wonders 💚 with the new #AXVisio – the world’s first smart binoculars. Easily identify more than 9,000 birds and animals at a simple touch of a button 😍. Intrigued? ➡️ https://t.co/V67bhQUAQq

[UX Matthew @uxmatthew]

@SteveSims_HS Thanks! It’s one I developed in pastels, years ago and I’ve been bending midjourney backwards trying to recreate it.

[UX Matthew @uxmatthew]

Another animation made with #LumaDreamMachine and #midjourney

[UX Matthew @uxmatthew]

Been experimenting with #LumaDreamMachine and #midjourney Takes some refinement, but I’m seeing some pretty impressive results

[Charlie Holtz @charlieholtz]

I started a company!

Introducing Melty, an open source AI code editor for 10x engineers.

It's the first editor that understands what you’re doing from the terminal to GitHub and collaborates with you to write production-ready code.