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This was the first thing I was aimed at when joining Shopify. Proud to have been a part of it. Some of this WIP I had shared on here, and much of it is now live. Huge congrats to the team on getting it across the line.
We’re certainly not done, but now we’re even better.
Massive thanks to @BrixtonForged for these gorgeous custom forged lightweight wheels for the track car. Their signature script on the outer lip is such a beautiful little detail.
Can’t wait to get some new rubber on these and thrash them around!
Video games need an ai voice mode on hotkey so that settings can be changed on the fly.
Press key:
"Mute BasementDweller42069 for me"
"The push to talk on T isn't working"
"Turn the menu music down"
"Bump my sens up a hair"
etc
Pretty, pretty plz.
Muse invite code for the first 20 people that redeem it: N2CF6E
Big fan of Muse so far. Impressed with how fast it works every time I throw something at it to take care of for me.
With LLM code reviews being pretty dang great, are some of the larger teams out there allowing your review bots to handle the approvals too? Maybe conditionally based on some sort of automated complexity detection?
@JohnPhamous Curiuos how your teams are using the Vercel PR review bot in this way. Still requiring a human approval even with the Vercel review tooling in place?
Nobody does it better. This team knows no limits.
118,538,803 queries per second.
1.22 PiB of data.
512 shards.
Powered by Neki.
planetscale.com/blog/118-mil…
Shu doing shu things 🤯
I trained a small model to do syntax highlighting in the browser with GPU.
Meet gpu-lexer from Vercel Labs: Small (27.5KB), fast (runs on WebGPU), and language-agnostic (model guesses the syntax).
gpu-lexer.vercel.app
It is experimental and built for learning!
This is so wholesome. Excited to read this to my kids.
This might be the most personal thing I have ever made. Here’s the story behind it.
We Can Be Entrepreneurs is available now at @chaptersindigo.
indigo.ca/products/we-can-be…
This is the way.
No way I’m going back to managing design systems at scale without an agent by my side. @paper MCP is ridiculously convenient.
This morning I ported + improved all the docs across code and Paper and convinced everyone to migrate to Paper in the process 😂
Came across this gallery I was exploring a while back. @base_ui scroll container and css scroll snap with velocity based image rotation using @motiondotdev scroll momentum. Each image has a subtly random mass so that they don't rotate or rest uniformly to feel more natural.
Cloudflare agent tooling has been amazing to use for all the various product ideas I explore. Other than a periodic re-auth, I rarely ever go to the dashboard. Databases, workers, containers, durable objects, etc all managed entirely via my agents. Awesome work, @dok2001 & team!
Derek Briggs retweeted
The only wrong answer is to do nothing, that’s been my main message to the @shopify design team as AI shifts how we work. I enjoyed diving into this with @designerfund, especially as we invest in apprenticeships in a time when designers are becoming more capable and creative than ever.
“The only wrong answer is to do nothing”
Enjoy our latest AI in Design case study from the @Shopify design team!
This one is crammed with many incredible examples of how they work (the last example made me yell “oh no way” when I first saw it). Lots of teams talk about “a culture that supports experimentation”, but few teams do it at this level.
00:00 Designing in a new era
01:35 From mockups to working prototypes
04:16 Designing your dev workflow
07:00 Beyond code: Product, data, research
09:31 A home for fragmented design tools
10:24 AI is just another tool
Let us know what you think!
Read the full case study: designerfund.substack.com/p/…
I'm at the point of my AI optimized engineering workflows that it feels uncomfortable when _something_ isn't running. There's always something that can be happening to fix, maintain, and grow.
Design still requires the human, and this era has enabled even more focus on it.
This would be such a fun gig 👇🏻
job: head of merch
covers: an esports team, our race cars, and a store full of sick hoodies
requires: taste, hustle, opinions about fabric weight
does not require: a resume
shopify.com/careers/head-of-…