@lyleklyne @MaximeHeckel So good

Yeah I did add Apple Music for at least the next few months, but having something tangible is the big appeal. I’ve got some space in my office for it, and am going to build some bookshelves that could have be made records, just need to decide. Like with the speakers I don’t want to start premium, just something that’s reliable and cheap. Get a few albums, go from there.

@tcosta_co Yeah but those are next level. A true work of chart.

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@figma ITS FINALLY HAPPENING

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RT @rauchg: You mean: how important is light mode for a product?

@FonsMans Talk to @neversitdull

This is so good. I've always wanted to add sound to @Basedash. Have had ideas, but always been off the list.

RT @neversitdull: sound on! 🔊 animation by @tomjohndesign

@neversitdull Dude. Yes.

@neversitdull Not in unicorn, but I'm sure it could be done with something wrapping the embed.

@StayuKasabov The current way will be dead, but interfaces—physical, digital, or spatial, will need to exist. The shift will be to more emphasis on psychology, less on visual pixel pushing.

Today we helped users connect: - Segment - Stripe - Hubspot - Supabase - Postgres - Mixpanel - Bigquery - MongoDB - Google Analytics - Customer io And a few more I can't remember to @basedash. People are making the coolest charts.

I can see it hitting limits for complex interactions or 3d stuff, but pound for pound this vs CSS/Rive/Lottie for interactions it's about 10x smaller and way more performant. Initial load is tiny. We have tons of things like this in our app for loaders and are always sampling frame rate internally, it's never the thing that slogs. Always CSS or other data things, but these just work.

@eboyee @jh3yy Define "much more". The interaction you're looking at is absolute butter in browser. Can't even be done in CSS.

@eboyee @jh3yy Why would you want CSS when we have webGL?