“David Karam” retweeted
Kinda sad how many of the replies here are now clearly slop. My claw mutes most of these automatically. I wonder what people try to gain from that.
“David Karam” retweeted
My dear friends, I’d like to show you my latest toy project
Introducing Handwired: turn your regular JavaScript code into a neural net!
- no training
- exact outputs vs the JS program
- fully differentiable
All runnable in a browser, without GPU
“David Karam” retweeted
Oh. My. God. They're reverse engineering Adobe Already getartcraft.com/apps @dhh @boneGPT @lexfridman
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These are clean-room open-source Rust reimplementations of Adobe workflows, not reverse-engineered. Most apps are labeled "in development" or "early alpha."
getartcraft.com/apps
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Congrats to the team on the recent launch of the A2UI Android Renderer to Alpha! The work has been a close collaboration between AI Research, Android Compose and DevRel teams, and it’s great to see developers already using it to build native Android agentic AI experiences.
Compose A2UI renderer is the type of tool that can change the nature and the future or Android apps.
Imagine an app where some parts of its UI or some flows are fully dynamic and delegated to an AI agent.
You ask "help me plan a trip to Rome", it renders native cards + a checklist.
Tick "flights booked", the agent sees it, swaps in hotel picks.
Instead of chatting to an agent and getting walls of text in return, you could get complete UI flows shaped up as you speak to match your needs as a user.
Promising 💯
“David Karam” retweeted
I think it's a strong idea. It's safer than letting a model generate code or HTML, it looks native, and the catalog gives you a clear contract
A2UI Compose Renderer is now available in alpha!
developer.android.com/develo…
Give it a try and let us know what you think 😀
Are support and critique binary? Like, if you had to make a classifier.
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Now that everybody is back on twitter, can we all collectively agree to call it by its name, which is twitter?
It's 1998. Post Tool design was delivering innovative work for high profile customers. Eye magazine wrote up a pretty awesome article: eyemagazine.com/feature/arti… Here are some of our core UX principles from the article: (1/5)
3) Digital physicality - navigation and context should not be separated from a tactile experience. Giving physical properties to digial elements transforms static screens into spatial environments. This makes abstract information easier to map mentally.
2) Design for play - beyond rigid, menu-driven navigation, interfaces should encourage fluid, non-linear discovery.
1) UX design must account for a variety of cognitive pacing styles. Interfaces should offer low-stakes interactions that allow users to remain engaged with the environment.
Next steps are governments and NGOs deploying these at scale. And after that… read and tell me what you think medium.com/@posttool/august-…



















