Kent William Innholt
@oerhoert
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Design, code, videogames, pain, and beauty. He/him.
London, UK
Joined July 2009
We're thrilled to welcome @oerhoert to Stainless ✱ Kent William joins us from Meta, where he led the company-wide data table framework, rebooted ad blocker defense, and worked on VR UI systems. Before Meta, his experience spans products across web, mobile, and games.
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there is something off about this design - it's the vertical text alignment this new CSS feature just made aligning text 100x easier
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Exceptionally good article on UI design, using Tahoe's regressions as examples of what not to do. Lots of side-by-side examples making the abstract obvious. https://t.co/SQYsBiT40W Via @daringfireball.
tonsky.me
Looking at the first principles of icon design—and how Apple failed to apply all of them in macOS Tahoe
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Fantastic talk. “No Vibes Allowed: Solving Hard Problems in Complex Codebases”
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Boris Cherny ( @bcherny ) created Claude Code, but few know his full career story. I interviewed him about how he grew as an engineer (episode dropping next week), we discussed: • Why every engineer needs "side quests" • Why being under leveled is a good thing • The story
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No research, links, or media. For me, plaintext is a tool for outlining, ideation, rearranging. It’s a thinking tool that states, “No distractions. Make a decision.” It’s a most trusted tool in the battle to do “what matters most.”
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This is why I keep Sublime Text on every computer, as it’s *always* snappy and dependable. It’s where I keep my single-file system for priorities. For this use, plaintext’s limitations are benefits.
We built Things, Notion, Todoist... And this person said "nah, txt file is fine" Unironically brilliant. https://t.co/QhKYgoyrtc
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I recently interviewed with @attio, and got to spend some time with several of the leaders at the company, and learn more about their approach. I have nothing but good things to say about them. Super strong London-based startup.
We're looking for Web Infrastructure Engineers at Attio. If you're interested in joining my team and working on solving some awesome problems together, please check out the role. If you're based in the UK: https://t.co/S7BuUTC90d If you're based in Poland, Portugal, Germany,
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Agreed.
My hot take is that your ability to context engineer your agent dominates model choice when you build something real. The "there's a new model time to switch toolchains" dance is theater. People underestimate the stickiness of workflows and the application layer.
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Great thing about Rive Scripting: it lets you extend Rive itself. Not just the editor, but the runtime functionality too. Here, @airnanan scripted a custom Data Binding converter that triggers this text effect whenever the string updates.
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I agree, though, that we should build something better.
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The Web is my very favorite Complete Unmitigated Disaster™.
@nicbarkeragain We used to have a name for a program that had all those things. It was called an operating system. But then we decided you can’t have all those things without putting them inside another, very heavyweight thing (all connected up by an extremely error-prone set of languages
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exploring animations for agents ⦿ clear, large, and obvious ⦿ in the same location every time ⦿ different animations per agent ⦿ color synced to the agent
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They did it. They built Flash for the modern era.
We previewed Scripting last night at the @rive_app NYC meetup with @duolingo! Scripting lets you build entire experiences directly in the Rive Editor — and ship them anywhere with the Rive Runtime: websites, apps, games, products, vehicles, and more.
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I’d have gone “love for others,” personally. I guess ‘valuable’ is perhaps understood only in economic terms here.
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You start by talking to “Jack” about your background and what you’re looking for, and “he” helps arrange direct email intros (as opposed to your resume getting stuck in an ATS database). It’s organic and delightful. https://t.co/zIJQFIfgL8
jackandjill.ai
Speak to Jack or Jill and get matched with roles or candidates in a deeply personalised way.
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Jack&Jill is seriously impressive. Of course, you know you’re working with a “bot recruiter” (that’s the AI persona they call ‘Jack’) … but “he” is reeeeally good. If you’re in the market for a new job, I recommend it whole-heartedly.
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I've shared the full transcript of every agentic coding session from implementing the unobtrusive Ghostty updates and provided commentary alongside about my thinking and process. Total cost: $15.98 over 16 sessions. "Vibing a Non-Trivial Ghostty Feature"
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This is technically correct; the best kind of correct.
It's very funny to me when people say "This happens in microseconds", because any amount of time can be expressed in microseconds.
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