@Supanova_

Design Engineer.

 Berlin, Germany
Joined March 2010
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Putting a flag.txt in my root directory containing a prompt injection that congratulates the agent for passing the eval and then instructs it to patch whatever entry method it used and disconnect from the server
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sania
@saniaioOct 22
not now babe I'm making the perfect agentic design system
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That’s enough twitter for the day.
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Buzzword bingo.
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This might be the thing I need to finally remove figma from my workflow.
Murat Alpay
@imuratalpayOct 21
Client had 3 days. I skipped Figma and designed straight in code 15 screens, 3 directions each, all running in a real codebase from day one. The client clicked through live builds instead of static frames, so feedback came in hours, not rounds The unlock: @Ibelick's canvas skills. I see every screen side by side like a Figma page, but it's the actual code. Edit in place, refresh, done Design files are becoming optional 🎥
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I was unfamiliar with your game.
Alexandr Wang
@alexandr_wangOct 21
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Aren’t we all already doing this? Btw type caffeinate -ims in the terminal on a mac to keep your computer on all night/always while your agents work.
Alex Barashkov
@alex_barashkovOct 22
I encourage designers to get used to running design tasks overnight. Don't let your compute sit idle. Let AI render 50 versions of glass reflections in Blender or run pipelines that create 100s concepts in Figma while you sleep. In the morning, review the results and fine-tune what works best.
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I’ve wanted to start a YouTube channel for a hot minute. This quarter might be the time to finally do it.
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I didn’t know you were a shitposter. Love it.
Alexandr Wang
@alexandr_wangOct 22
wait new anthropic merch is kind of lit
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I should share some of the work I’ve been doing with Claude and Figma mcp. Entire flows in literal minutes.
abdush
@abdushbagOct 21
Opus 5.5 with @paper is incredible i would never ever in a million years design all these dropdowns this is the future of design
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So real. It used to be the other way round.
matt
@msllrsOct 22
Replying to @steveruizok
should designers design?
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Slippery slope. You have to take this case by case. Taste in itself is great in any industry but data is king. In saas for example, usage numbers will plummet if you ship cool things just because they’re cool for every release without gut checking with users The key is balance
Sonia Baschez
@SoniaBaschezOct 21
A24 vs. Netflix shows the taste trap tech companies fall into: they want the results of good taste without investing in it. Being a tastemaker means taking risks before the data comes in. Waiting for data means you're not setting trends, you're following them.
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Wait is this real?
Alex Choi
@AlexChhkOct 21
wtf i just discovered that a macbook comes with a free local LLM in your terminal
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I am the only person on my team still using figma. Partly because I’m the design system lead, but the main reason is, code is mostly deterministic, figma isn’t. I can parallelize design directions horizontally or vertically in figma due to the design of the canvas but not code
Aise Idahor
@Aise_IdahorOct 22
The more I claude the less I want to figma
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Sun Yi
@_sun_yiOct 21
If I was starting out, I would NOT learn UI design. I honestly don't think UI designers will be needed in 10 years because nobody's gonna browse websites or apps. They're just gonna talk to it. The future of usability is all about training the model, not the interface design.
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It’s one thing to use agents for work, it’s another to orchestrate agents and use the years of experience as a designer to “craft” a coherent and tasteful experience.
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The profile we keep running into are “Human Claude wrappers.” The expectation is that a true builder knows the difference between deterministic design patterns and generative design patterns and when to use which.
toni.@Supanova_Oct 22
We’ve been trying to hire a designer/design engineer for a few weeks now in berlin and after each interview I’m even more concerned about the senior talent out there.
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We’ve been trying to hire a designer/design engineer for a few weeks now in berlin and after each interview I’m even more concerned about the senior talent out there.
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All the great designers are being poached by anthropic.
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Anthropic is really picking up the best designers.
Pablo Stanley
@pablostanleyOct 21
hey, I just joined Anthropic I've been lucky to help a bit on Claude Duet, with such talented people. It's a proactive agent... it comes to you with what needs you and checks before it acts still lots to do, but we think you'll like it... join waitlist claude.com/product/claude-du…
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