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I rage against the mundane, against the drudgery of monotony and routine. I crave brilliance, intensity and audacity. I must catch lightening in a bottle or be enraptured in the thrill that comes with trying, I live to defy the dull weight of predictability.
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The most saved design post on X this week was a skill that makes your agent's UI look more polished. People passed it around as someone open-sourcing their taste.
Skills are great for a specific kind of thing: easing curves, hit areas, focus rings, how a drawer drags, what a button does when you press it. Those should feel the same in every product, and it's good that the best version is one command away.
How your product looks is a different job. If thousands of people install the same taste, they get the same product. We've done this before with UI kits, and again with everyone shipping the same component library on its defaults. In one study, Claude Code picked the same library for 90% of its component choices.
What works for me is a small starter file of my own decisions: the spacing I always end up with, the components I actually use. Agents copy whatever is already in the codebase, so the first screens I make by hand become the template for everything after.
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Now I understand @leyeConnect 😂
New @PolestarCars is a masterpiece ! That knob tho !!!! Next Favorite designers car.
It’s really good, you should try it 🤓
I like and respect @leyeConnect and @aydahnizzy, so I built a room where they crit your design 😊
Drop in a screen and they go through it note by note, then tell you what to fix first. Built from 6+ years of their public posts
Before building anything, I went through about 3,100 of their posts going back to 2019, plus 160+ pieces of their work, to understand how each of them thinks: what they push back on, what they praise, how they say it.
Try it on your own design ✨ 📷
crit-studio-kappa.vercel.app
LEYE retweeted
I like and respect @leyeConnect and @aydahnizzy, so I built a room where they crit your design 😊
Drop in a screen and they go through it note by note, then tell you what to fix first. Built from 6+ years of their public posts
Before building anything, I went through about 3,100 of their posts going back to 2019, plus 160+ pieces of their work, to understand how each of them thinks: what they push back on, what they praise, how they say it.
Try it on your own design ✨ 📷
crit-studio-kappa.vercel.app
Competition is a net positive, up capitalism.
1/ announcing our smallest, most efficient little model is here: muse ember 🔥
built for work that agents repeat all day, it gets you more intelligence per dollar than Haiku, Luna, and all other flash models at any reasoning setting and does it at a third of the cost or less!
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LEYE retweeted
1/ announcing our smallest, most efficient little model is here: muse ember 🔥
built for work that agents repeat all day, it gets you more intelligence per dollar than Haiku, Luna, and all other flash models at any reasoning setting and does it at a third of the cost or less!
This afternoon, I was preparing stew, and just as the stew don finish, I realized say I never add one particular spice. 😂
No worries, the stew still sweet sha. 😂😂 Walk with me.
Now, I used to really love cooking before design came into my life; cooking was one of those things I genuinely enjoyed doing. I’m no chef, but I dey cook! 😂
Now, over time, that love has taken a bit of a back seat because of the many other crafts I now engage in.
And right there, as I stood by that pot, it pained me small. (Not to mention the small drop of hot oil wey splash touch me 😂) Everything just come together to remind me of how much I used to enjoy this thing.
Then a thought crossed my mind:
Some of us who genuinely love this design craft we do will really miss it when we eventually retire.
We go miss am o 😂
Because beyond the elegant crystal design screens, building & shipping , and all the wahala, there’s something deeply beautiful about doing something you genuinely love.
And perhaps, one day, when we no longer have to do it, na then we go realize just how much we enjoyed doing it in the first place.
I’ve said all that to say this: you can always tell when a designer designs with passion in his heart and pain in his back. 😂
These are some clean pieces of work, my boss! 🫡
This design genuinely made me smile today, and somehow, reassured me that all the hot oil splashes from that pot of stew were worth it. 😂😂
LEYE retweeted
i think about this a lot
you can slop clone anything, but you can only copy a point in time, not the seed of original ideas or the dedicated pursuit
I remember @tayroga once told me “they can copy the point but not the vector” and I still think about it
The stock market will feel it, it is inevitable. This is another plot on the AI chart, first it was the election now the scandal.
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NIGERIA'S FLAMINGOS MAKE HISTORY AS THE FIRST AFRICAN NATION TO WIN THE FIFA U-17 WOMEN'S WORLD CUP 🤯🇳🇬🏆


































