Every pixel counts. Product designer at @ServiceNow focusing on AI Data. Mentor, rule of ⅓ photographer, coffee enthusiast. Maker of QuickTake.

Joined April 2007
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I built my first app! I used Claude Code to vibe code QuickTake, a macOS app for writing notes and tasks the way I think they should be organized: a list of notes and a global list of tasks. Feel free to send feedback, feature requests, or questions. apps.apple.com/us/app/quickt…
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Spotted a @Ferrari Luce today in San Francisco
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OpenClaw up and running 💥
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Mac mini acquired. OpenClaw or build a custom Claude-based setup?
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I built my first app! I used Claude Code to vibe code QuickTake, a macOS app for writing notes and tasks the way I think they should be organized: a list of notes and a global list of tasks. Feel free to send feedback, feature requests, or questions. apps.apple.com/us/app/quickt…
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Check out a video walkthrough of QuickTake. youtu.be/ybs8jP8ukeU

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I built my first app! I used Claude Code to vibe code QuickTake, a macOS app for writing notes and tasks the way I think they should be organized: a list of notes and a global list of tasks. Feel free to send feedback, feature requests, or questions. apps.apple.com/us/app/quickt…

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Still got ‘em. Better than the 7509 too.
The 1991 Sony MDR-7506, renowned for its detailed sound, remained largely unchanged for over 30 years.
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30 Oct 2024
FINALLY got a 2100. Gotta collect 'em all! ✅ Newton MessagePad 100 ✅ Newton MessagePad 120 ✅ Newton MessagePad 2000 ✅ Newton MessagePad 2100 ✅ Newton eMate 300
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30 Oct 2024
The last time I turned off my Mac mini was when I moved.
Really not understanding the issue with the Mac Mini power button on the bottom. How often are you people shutting down your Macs?
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20 Oct 2024
T28 World, T68i, and T610. The 68 and 610 synchronized with iCal over Bluetooth via iSync. Yes, I was cool in college.
What was your first phone?
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15 Oct 2024
Wallpaper mood #ipodhifi
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Dave Klein retweeted
I love the early 2000s quirky era of cell phone innovation.
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I. Loved. My. MZ-R55.
1998 Sony MZ-R55
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24 Sep 2024
10/10 must have someday
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One thing that I believe is missing from all of the AI discourse, product launches, and funding announcements is how AI can help augment the small, mundane tasks users perform many times per day on phones and computers...
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After an item is created the user can archive or delete it along with a few more advanced options hidden behind a “More” button. The goal is to allow the user to edit the item by removing or adding additional information. Perhaps editing simply reveals the keyboard, or edit mode can be similar to create mode by launching the chat interface again.
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23 Sep 2024
Start with the problem AI is infiltrating every piece of software at the OS level, apps, and conversations. When considering what to build it’s so easy to start with “AI!” and work backwards towards a problem. As Steve Jobs famously said: I’ve always found is that you’ve got to start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology. You can’t start with the technology and try to figure out where you’re going to try to sell it. Companies and developers need to consider how to bring tangible benefits to customers using AI. Don’t just imagine cool things AI can do. Help me save time. Help me be more efficient. Help me get away from the computer so I can hang out with my kids. Writing notes, tracking to-dos, and reading documents are activities we all do on our phones and computers. Let’s start experimenting with enhancing them with AI. They might be boring topics, but people will love it. Thank you.
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