
making models design better @kritapp • I’m gonna be king of the Pirates.
Joined June 2014
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Things I believe:
We are meant to build.
Creation is the purest form of agency.
It's how thought earns the right to exist.
You don't understand something until you've made something from it.
Progress doesn't happen. It’s forced into existence.
Nothing improves until someone refuses to accept inertia.
The future is an act of defiance against stagnation.
Every problem stays unsolved until someone decides it shouldn't be.
Technology encodes intent.
A tool isn't neutral - it carries a worldview.
It makes some forms of work easy, and others invisible.
Every tool teaches you what its maker believed was worth making.
The right tools don't replace curiosity - they amplify it.
Speed is a truth amplifier.
Moving fast exposes what actually works.
Momentum collapses illusion - you collide with reality before you can rationalize it away.
Slow and steady is often just slow and scared.
Momentum builds clarity.
Energy is a competitive advantage.
It's not a personality trait - it's a multiplier.
People who move fast and think wide change outcomes.
Energy compounds faster than skill.
Delusion is underrated.
Every breakthrough begins as an unreasonable belief sustained by effort.
Rationality optimizes the known - delusion expands it.
You have to be slightly out of touch with "what's realistic" to make anything new.
Abundance builds better things than fear.
Fear creates safety. Abundance creates vision.
Work born from fear seeks to protect - work born from abundance seeks to invent.
You can't create something bold if you're defending something fragile.
Reality rewards iteration, not speculation.
You don't learn by guessing - you learn by colliding with the world.
The faster you ship, the faster you evolve.
Bias toward action beats theoretical perfection.
Judgment is the rarest resource.
Tools can be built, processes can be cloned - discernment cannot.
Good judgment compounds faster than capital.
Protect yours - build around people who have it.
Ambition is a duty.
Playing small doesn't make the world better.
To aim higher isn't arrogance - it's responsibility.
If you have potential and waste it, you're not being humble; you're being negligent.
Most limits are inherited, not real.
Reality is negotiable - physics isn't.
The boundary between possible and impossible shifts with every act of courage.
The only real constraint is the one that holds the universe together - everything else can move.
Presence creates possibility.
Most breakthroughs don't happen at the desk - they happen in the world.
Every new person, every new place expands your mental surface area.
You can't collide with luck sitting still.
teach your ai rather than handing them books and hoping
Replying to @designertom @elayadesigns
wont work in the long run, skills are suggestions, they bloat up context and mess up decisions when you have multiple of these.
make your ai learn skills, like how we humans do. give it tasks and once you’re happy walk back and turn that into skills. this is different now cause its also memory
spent 2 days making krit fast. no new features
undo: 9.3s → 5ms
style edit shows up: 8.9s → 4ms
moving a board saves: 1.9s → 71ms
projects and pages are loaded properly
fixed memory leakages
server memory: cut in half
learned a bunch of server related stuff doing this
finding reference 101
searching "fintech dashboard" is how you end up with the same look as every tool
reframe the job before searching
"Exceptions screen" is a bad query. The job is "triage a queue every morning and clear it fast", so the best references might come from other domains
1. email triage (Superhuman)
2. code review diffs (GitHub showing what differs)
3. airline ops or support queues
and remember, pick for the reason, not the surface
Aside is such an easy recommend, ive onboarded many people and they all loved it. best reactions came out of non techie people who couldn’t believe how easier their life is because of aside
Crazy good product!
this is dumb
1. one ebola form, took like 2 mins online
2. Immigration in minutes with fast track immigration
took me around 3-5 mins this Monday, delhi
just landed in India.
the second you enter, it just feels like they want to make it as difficult as possible for its citizens to enter.
arrival form, self declaration form, ebola form, never ending immigration and customs lines, frustrated people.
forget tourism, makes a regular citizen want to think twice to enter.
yeah don't do this
I love a hover state that feels like you're truly interacting with the product
beautifului.dev/harness












