branching interface for writing a tighter creative feedback loop guided by a language model to weave through the possibility space of text

Many think that we have converged in on a global optima for UI components. Here’s Baku shattering this by introducing novel interactions in the mundane interface objects we interact with everyday! A glimpse into the potentialities that still lays latent in UI design.

sharing pathfinder - a tool for exploring the space between two concepts

https://t.co/I8Jmws9yCz

Predicting xenomorphism will emerge as a design trend (ala skeuomorphism) in the next few years as interfaces evolve to intelligently reflect our personal aesthetics, preferences, and environment

Imagine this kind of open data, plus 3d inpainting that lets you "edit" a building or even an entire city block could open up a whole new level of community-led urban planning

I've always thought it would be fun to have a social media where messages drift around the world based on realtime wind patterns

what if you had to rotate your phone at specific angles to change camera settings

a camera that refuses to be held wrong

History clock experiment. Mapping time (19:00) → year (1900) ⏩ 200x speed

Had idea today for this funky hexagonal color picker Not the most satisfying in the end to interact with, but fun nonetheless to go from sketch → prototype

@tophtucker Idea to increase readability of continuous word wrap with soft edges rather than hard cutoff Watch the edges where they fade out, giving some context of the next or previous line

Made a precision D6 @FolkComputer It's kinda like a knob, but also a die, so you can roll any number between 0 - 6, like 4.31 or 2.76!

First thing first, we need a domain https://t.co/tNc8KpdhVL

Tried to make my own twitter nemesis to reply to this tweet as a joke but it quickly got suspended for "suspicious" activities

The world's first personal archnemesis I don't want AI to be my friend—I want it to challenge my every move, attack my ideas, question my very existence, so that I may, in the end, grow as a person

okay so hear me out

I'd like to do a poetry night in SF sometime We'll pick a few short computing manifestos and turn them into erasure poems