Slow Horses has a little piano motif that plays throughout it, a few lingering keys that tie scenes together. πΉ
It's stuck in my head now as wrap up season 6. Good show.
A nice perk from getting into agentic workflows: they're handy for parts of the job I like, but can turn into chores.
Like tutorial animations. I enjoy making them, less so remaking them each time the design changes, which it often does right up to ship.
redlamp.github.io/crosspost/β¦
I used to paste the same post everywhere, then fix it for each platform. Now I draft it once in Crosspost, and it fits each platform's limits, cleverly splitting long posts into threads, or giving me direct control.
redlamp.github.io/crosspost/ #crosspost
One post, every destination.
I made a little tool for drafting a post once and sending it everywhere. It checks each siteβs limits and splits threads, then opens each one with your text filled in. Nothing to sign up for. It all runs in your browser.
redlamp.github.io/crosspost/
Just finished Douglas Coupland's "Microserfs" (1995) and am blown away by how a 31 year old book remains so prescient about tech and culture. It moves between funny, observant, and profound in delightful measure.
I'd love to talk to others who have read the book.
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It's my birthday today, and I'd love a small gift:
watch this video about a tool I made.
Color Taylor π¨π§΅ shows how computers describe color, a niche topic I enjoy.
If you know a designer, artist, or developer who works with color, please share.
youtu.be/PmSKo6-NtsY
If you'd rather skip the video and play with it yourself, Color Taylor π¨π§΅ is free in your browser.
Drag the hexagon and watch RGB, HSB, and HSL color sliders move together.
redlamp.github.io/color-taylβ¦
Been quietly building a couple of creative/UX tools.
Anyone interested in taking a look and giving some feedback? I'd like to tune them before making larger announcements.
Reply or DM and I'll send you a link.
#UX #buildinpublic
