
Support, OPS and a rubber duck at @screenstudio
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Joined March 2022
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As a Tesla owner: the real difference is that next year some regular guy on an average salary will be parked in his Citroën on the French coast, banging his beautiful French girlfriend under the stars.
Meanwhile the millionaire toy on the left will be celebrating 10 years since its unveiling, still not street legal, and probably on its 4th redesign.
Dawid Wilewski retweeted
Introducing Glass Loupe in Screen Studio.
Magnify just the part that matters, without zooming the whole screen.
Sometimes I see these posts about how much better a country is because of low taxes. I've been to Cyprus and I love it.
But everyone I love, my friends and family, lives in Poland. So even at zero tax, I'm not moving.
Same idea, but with a single RGB light on my desk that uses colors to show whether any of my agents are currently blocked.
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The summary is longer than the actual message. Very useful.
Dawid Wilewski retweeted
Update on the subscription cancellation emails:
We've already resolved this with our payments operator, Lemon Squeezy.
It turns out it happened by accident on their side due to a support agent mistake.
Their team is already handling it, and your subscription should be restored very soon.
Your access to the Screen Studio app should stay uninterrupted in the meantime.
We're sorry for the inconvenience and confusion. If you have any questions, we're happy to help.
Dawid Wilewski retweeted
304k car listings. 41 makes. 50 states. $14,995 median.
all from a pipeline I built in a few days: Spark → Delta Lake → dbt → DuckDB → Streamlit.
#DataEngineering
One does not simply walk into production.
Testing new @screenstudio Teams with @casp3ro_
First time ever, Spotlight caught my intent better than @raycast. Usually, it's the other way around.
Dawid Wilewski retweeted
The Minimalist Genius Who Created Over 400 Logos, And One Legendary Piggy Bank.
Karol Śliwka (1932–2018), a renowned Polish graphic designer, created over 400 logos, including the iconic PKO Bank Polski logo in 1968. Known as "Śliwka" (plum), the logo ingeniously forms a piggy bank from the letters P, K, and O, symbolizing savings. Despite initial rejection, it won a gold medal at the 1969 Polish Poster Biennale, becoming a cultural staple. Śliwka’s minimalist, functional designs shaped Poland’s visual identity.
#logodecks
I was about to clean up my Claude chat history. Keep the meaningful ones, delete the noise.
Then I thought: does all of this say something about me?
So I asked. Not to describe me. To analyze me. Find what I’m avoiding. Name it directly.
It found something I hadn’t said out loud in years.
If you’ve been talking to an AI long enough, it’s been watching. Try this:
“Based on our entire conversation history, profile me as a person. Be brutally honest. Not cruel, but uncomfortably accurate. Don’t describe what I do. Analyze why I do it. Look for patterns I probably don’t see myself. Find the one or two things I’m probably avoiding in work, identity, or life. Name them directly. Don’t soften it. Minimum 400 words.”
Dawid Wilewski retweeted
Introducing: The Undercover Library
Get access to 156+ hours of footage, covering every minute of my journey from 0 to $11.5K with @Framer.
Link below: ⤵︎
That's so true, and it's the main reason why I'm sometimes ashamed of my Claude history.
LLMs remove social risk of asking specific, but awkward questions you really want to ask, but would never ask a real person. And then digging deeper and taking action
I think it’s a great value it adds to society, potentially allowing some people to eg escape some bad situations they’d still be in otherwise
I'm going to tell you something. The upcoming @screenstudio update will be fucking 🔥
Coding quite hard rewriting the screen.studio rendering core from scratch.
It unlocks a lot of new possibilities, like fully fully dynamic layouts, split-screen mode, and many more.
Also polishing it to cultivate our philosophy - "never let users create ugly videos."

















