
Principal Designer @BlueOrigin 🚀, former Buy with Prime, AWS IoT; Amazon Design System. urbanist, ally, foodie, husband (he/him) dad to 3 sons
Seattle, Wa
Joined August 2008
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"Inspiration is for amateurs; the rest of us just show up and get to work." - artist Chuck Close. 👏
I’m probably falling prey to the “new car effect” confirmation bias where you suddenly see the vehicle you just purchased everywhere on city streets, but if feels like EVs have exploded in popularity in Seattle in the last year. Maybe @genebalk can do a piece.
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2022 A Space Odyssey. Turns out, yes, you can walk with Velcro shoes. Slowly, very very slowly 😉#ASpaceOdyssey #MissionMinerva @esa @esaspaceflight @Space_Station
One thing that Dall-E has enabled is for me to satisfy my urge to fully realize @reckless ‘s @SamsungMobile-induced fever dream of “Bixby” as a dog butler wearing sneakers. I’m actually going to propose we use the “Nilay” as a 1-10 measure of how well AI can capture this prompt
Anytime you see a company releasing a “developer” or “explorer” edition of hardware that isn’t basically a breadboard forerunner (see M1 Macs) of a forthcoming hardware release it’s basically just Product using Marketing to admit they don’t know what this tech is useful for yet.
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i never want to hear another word from europeans about how “uncultured” americans are after this gbbo mexican week #GBBO – at Boston, MA
Living for the Great British Bake Off #GBBOMexicanWeek dragging right now.
A Sat morn design 🪡 🧵 : Asking “do designers need to learn how to code” is so insanely polarizing because it cuts to the heart of a division of labor that is in present in so many professions: Between those who dream things and those who execute those dreams. 1/7
I know a LOT about code, how it works and what it can do and can’t do. This is essential, but I’m not popping an IDE open anytime soon. It’s out of respect for my professional peers that I rely upon them. A relationship of trust and professional maturity. 6/7



