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Wayne S.
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jersey boy 🇹🇼 🇺🇸 👨🏻💻 product designer @figma, angel investor @nothing @stackedstudios.. in it for the love of it
Joined February 2010
We hope you enjoy 😌.. a lot of folks worked incredibly hard to make this happen, and we can’t wait to shape the future with you
After years in the making, I’m so excited to share our redesigned Figma, stripping back the interface to really focus on your work, and introduce a broad range of usability improvements across the system. We’re rolling out in beta starting today at Config, and I can’t wait for you to try it.
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Baby @nothing is all grown up 🥹
In 2024, Nothing successfully doubled sales and surpassed $1B in cumulative revenue, with over 7 million products sold. It’s great to see that we were also the fastest-growing smartphone brand in India - one of the most competitive yet largest markets in the world - achieving 557% YoY growth. We're looking to double down in 2025, starting with the launch of our Nothing Phone (3a) Series on March 4th.
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@kurissuuu Might be in the minority in this one, but never thought any central design community did a great job of serving its stated purpose. A lot of the most talented people I work with or know just want to do the job + go home and be normal and not have to talk about work 🤣
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@RobertJBye I’m also the biggest skeptic on FSD too.. I generally didn’t trust it fwiw, because I like my life.. but it gets noticeably better after every update. 13 swayed me
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Def.. I think the shame comes from a fear of being outcast from society. In the US, being an outcast is embraced.. JP and Taiwan you have to find your tribe to go deep. You can see little hints of this in the color of the cars too (either black or white). That said, slacking isn’t limited to the west 😂 .. it’s a global phenomenon, but social pressures uphold it in different degrees depending on where you are in the world
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@karrisaarinen @dimitrijknight To the point of standing out, collectivism allows people to have pride in contributing to a system. Everyone feels a sense of pride and importance no matter how small the role. The flip side is the cost to deep individualism, entrepreneurship, and “building big”.
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