I had a decent office view of SLU in Seattle, this office view in NY is something else though. Amazing as the sun comes up 🗽

Happy #MambaDay

For me, designers are now playing a bigger role in actively implementing the product requirements and UX. It really allows both eng and design to converge on each other's ideas.

Unless you can offer better price/performance maybe?

Yes!! I've seen this so many times in my career. Team A should take a dependency on Team B but for "reasons" think Team B will just slow them down. In reality, Team B wakes up everyday and their sole mission is to do the thing you need them for. It's not a side project.

There's the Smart replacement

Are you saying it's an anti-pattern in general or only if you don't know what's in it?

Hey @simplyseattle how can we get this shirt made?!

This is legit the first NBA finals where I want both teams to win. Just incredible teams that are there because of how they play ball. Hustle. Grit. Talent. This needs to go 7 games.

This movie absolutely needs to happen!

This is a very delightful looking product. S3 has just been on a tear the last 4-6 years addressing key UX features while also solving for massive scale. Great work team!

Wait what is this sourcery?!

This is the right stance. Processes which rely on human judgement are just good intentions at best

Sarah Strong is a real cheat code! 59/40/85 as a sophomore and only going to get better

On device is real. Many advantages besides disaggregated compute. Identity being one of them.

He is just a different player in the G. He's legit impressive but you can tell he's so hesitant when he plays in the league. The only thing stopping him is him at this point because we see the skill level.

Training agents for browser use is a great example of a harness that will go away, hopefully very soon. Not because agents will get very good at it, but rather we'll just have a substrate of the web designed for agents that doesn't rely off HTML

I've heard of some approaches where agents have a system for reserving file access to prevent conflicting access. This seems like a more repeatable and less error prone process.

I know @Nas and hitboy had a great run but this preemo Collab just hits different!