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Introducing Hintflow’s agent: draft contracts and prepare them for signing, create invoices, and shape notes in chat, carrying the context of each client relationship into the work.
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Hey, we're back! And a little different than before...
css-tricks.com/css-tricks-ha…
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9-5 is so crazy. They will rush you to finish the document. Only for it to take weeks before they actually check out what you did.
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It’s been a crazy couple of months.
I’ve spent a huge part of this year building CoreHue for photographers around the world, especially here in Africa 😁
Seeing photographers actually use it and love it has been one of the best parts of this whole journey.
If you know a photographer, I’d love for you to share this with them ❤️
corehue.co
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Shuttlers Core Action Icons, 2026.
One of the best parts of my role is collaborating with the product team to create unique, ownable assets that reflect Shuttlers’ vision and design system.
S.O / My Design Lead
Partner in brand @_dannybenson
Product designer @_kolavic
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Shuttlers Core Action Icons, 2026.
One of the best parts of my role is collaborating with the product team to create unique, ownable assets that reflect Shuttlers’ vision and design system.
S.O / My Design Lead
Partner in brand @_dannybenson
Product designer @_kolavic
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We want forward deployed engineers @NeverenderHQ who can take an ambiguous business problem and turn it into a working AI system.
I'm hiring in person in San Francisco, Miami, London, New York and Milan.
Comp: $150k–$200k (location based)
Apply or share.
forms.growy.app/forward-depl…
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New production for Partners & Dalous Architecture, a Paris-based architecture studio we had the pleasure of helping shape its new brand identity and website.
Branding: @studiopaack
Development: @greglalle
Discover the new website here:
↳ pda.archi/en
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Asking Claude to review your code is a slot machine.
Every review finds brand new bugs. Review again: more. Review a tenth time: it still finds something.
It never runs out of bugs to find... so how do you decide your code is actually done?






























