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Product designer cultivating optimism and curiosity 🦄 Former comic book artist.

London
Joined July 2025
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My design process is essentially just risk reduction to make as smart of bets as possible. We can build anything, and it’s very cheap to do so. And user testing and research has always been flawed anyway because it isn’t actually real. This flips the “double diamond” on its head. So anything I do, short of just fucking sending it based on years of accumulated research and reps and failures and successes, is to answer a specific doubt I have in my mind, usually pertaining to something particularly consequential.
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Fun facts about me: Used to draw comic books and table at conventions Wrote a horror short story and got it published under a pseudonym. Haven't shared it with anyone 🤐
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I am doing the best work of my career and can't share any of it :D :D :D 😭
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Sean Cope retweeted
introducing @inflight the missing feedback layer for prototypes ⇢ works with any agent ⇢ supports pinned comments + video ⇢ turns feedback into next steps for Claude
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it was completely normal to wear 2 polo shirts in 2008
Yes.. that’s OpenAI’s Sam Altman at an Apple Event in 2008
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I’m building my dream football app ⚽️ YOLO26 for ball detection, automatic tracking, and Core ML experiments on IOS. Adding juggling counters, shot analysis, and some cool ball effects. Still a work in progress, but it’s coming together! 🚀
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As making becomes easier, I find myself focusing on improving two skills. 1. The art of thinking 2. Pure creativity decoupled from fear
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Over 170+ applications later, our call for applications close tonight. If you’ve left it to the last minute, go go go craftcommons.fund/ @codemathics
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Subframe should be on your radar. Great product!
Meet the new Subframe: built for designers who code. Most of your work is now in code. But when you need to explore or nudge the details, prompting isn’t enough. You need a canvas. Now moving between code and design is as simple as copy / paste.
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Sunday football. Same routine since I was about 5 years old. There really is nothing better
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First time designing a calendar, it's very tedious but fun
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Sean Cope retweeted
‼️ Gauge UI
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‼️ Gauge UI
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Tables tables and more tables
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Jev is safe. Jev makes sense. It’s just a classifier. It has so many use cases. You get to use it like a tool in your toolbelt. Remember that feeling? You can constrain Jev! In fact it is only ever constrained. We don’t always need open ended LLMs. Maybe we only rarely need the full power of an LLM. Maybe we can feel safe and special again. Maybe this is all a bubble. I knew this was just a bubble. LLMs just make slop anyways. I like Jev, where I’m in control of the responses. I can’t wait for all the things *I* will code with Jev. It’s called machine learning and it’s a good tool in your toolbelt. I’m a programmer who knows a lot of things. I’m an expert. I’m in control and my future is secured. I like Jev because it’s this side of the stochastic parrot uncanny valley. Jev makes me feel like 2022 again. I can write funny little domain specific languages on top of Jev. Syntax matters! I identify with knowing the arbitrary intricacies of coding, and combining things and being on top of the hottest new tools to add to my toolbelt. I’m an expert programmer and a smart human. The future is just more of the same. With a little bit of machine learning. You should try Jev!
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New personal project 📝
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My favourite dopamine hit as a designer 😮‍💨
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Table design ✏️
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