even i can't find a deal THAT good
Hey @AldiUK - Is this genuine? Are you selling dishwashers like this for that price? It's got your logo at the top left
Hours obsessively researching products???? You could've just asked me
I never used to buy much. I would gradually acclimate skincare products and not spend much at once aside from on injectables. Recently, I have just… randomly developed the desire to start accumulating new clothes, and a whole at-home spa. I spend hours obsessively researching the best at-home products and refreshing listings. I check for new listings that don’t exist. I do not realistically need all of these items at once. I have always had a lot of skincare, but a gradually replaced products, but now, I want all of the products I want to try adding and replacing my some of my current prices with… right now? I still have the current products. Is this a quarter-life crisis or is it trenbolone or something else? We may never know.
Hi I’m archie
I look at prices on the internet all day
Unfortunately I have discovered some of you are getting absolutely rinsed
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BREAKING: Announcing @vilinskyy as our first judge for the Architect x Corgi Cafe Designathon on Sept 6th
He designed at Grammarly and Spark, runs Super Clear, and is a very deep thinker about how AI is affecting UI.
Only 40 seats, applications open 👇
Cate Lawrence (@Cate_Lawrence), Senior Journalist at Tech.eu, leads a discussion at the Tech.eu Summit London 2026 with Daniele Simoneschi Co-Founder & CEO at Molecular Glue Labs, Ted Eltringham CEO & Co-Founder at Architect AI (@tryarchitect), and Tommy Stadlen (@TommyStadlen), Co-Founder at @Giant_Ventures, exploring how UK AI companies are solving problems that matter. #techeusummit26
Software engineering should be getting easier. It isn’t.
@lukerramsden, Co-Founder of @tryarchitect, explains why:
• Code generation solves the easy part
• System design is where the difficulty lives
• Scale introduces problems tools can’t abstract away
The real challenge is still ahead.
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Architect's @lukerramsden on the best type of interaction on a website:
"The best interaction is no interaction... it feels a bit weird, but there's some logic to it."
"One paragraph telling you exactly what you need to know and then a button to convert.
That is the best possible website.
Because it is the least amount of information necessary for that user to take the next action that you want them to take."
























