rahulmax

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by rahulmax 10d ago
username checks out
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by rahulmax 12d ago
I generally agree except for these two things: IBM Carbon design system is quite neat. IBM Plex typefaces are lovely, as well. I'm a designer
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by rahulmax 14d ago
This is fantastic. Why do you say failed? Fellow 'skeuomorphist' here. (typestax.com)
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by rahulmax 14d ago
I'm going to try using this for enhancing my UI on http://typestax.com Typestax is where you can pick and choose different typefaces and adjust it, preview them in a website and blog format, and also export your tokens in d
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by rahulmax 1mo ago
"Windows users are fundamentally willing to put up with more bullshit than MacOS or Linux users." I read this circa 2010 and it stuck with me ever since. Also, have felt this way over the years, when I see Windows users work.
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by rahulmax 1mo ago
Author of the tool here. Thank you very much for your detailed review. I appreciate the time and effort to go through to provide elaborate critique. - The eyebrow one is a straight bug and I'm glad you caught it. - Base range 8 to 32 i
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by rahulmax 1mo ago
Thank you so much!
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by rahulmax 1mo ago
Thank you so much. I'm glad you liked it!
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by rahulmax 1mo ago
Thank you so much, your comment inspires me to create more of these!
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by rahulmax 1mo ago
Thank you so much! I am from that era, and I remember, a few of these types of interfaces existed back then. I was still in college at the time and used to be fascinated by how painstaking it was to build such UI in photoshop, and then putt
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by rahulmax 1mo ago
Author here. Thank you very much for the kind words! I'm a product designer and a design engineer and I love tactile interfaces and typography. My goal was to challenge myself to build this purely by 'describing' the interfac
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by rahulmax 1mo ago
It is quite mediocre. Nothing "fucking amazing" about the title cards. In the world of movie title cards, this one sits in the bottom half. Midway through, the article stops being about Blade runner and becomes "people buildi
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by rahulmax 2mo ago
From a UX perspective, try exact first, then fuzzy. Add an AI-assisted search if you have the patience to build it, and a few bucks for the API cost. I did the exact + fuzzy pattern on a project and it was so satisfying to watch people find
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by rahulmax 3mo ago
Strongly agree, well said. The one-shot is sexy purely because that first demo is so impressive. Going from zero to working app in minutes. Like you said, working and maintainable are very different things. One-shot hits a wall the moment y
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by rahulmax 9mo ago
Headsnap is such a scammy and/or crappy website. I paid to purchase credits for $5, tried to train a model to generate a headshot. Nothing. It just refreshes and comes back with nothing. Will not recommend.
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by rahulmax 6y ago
Fructose, in fact is the villain. Check out https://peterattiamd.com/rickjohnson/
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by rahulmax 6y ago
I'm a designer. Just came here to say, this is so much inline with the "right level of abstraction" in graphic design: https://computersciencewiki.org/index.php/File:Abstract_hear...
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by rahulmax 10y ago
SEEKING WORK - Remote/On-site Hi, I'm Rahul. I'm a User Experience and Interface Designer with a strong Front-end Engineering background and I'm based out of Bangalore, India. Portfolio: https://www.behance.ne
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by rahulmax 12y ago
Wow! Amazing. There's another video from 1949 about 'How a Watch Works' — http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=508-rmdY4jQ
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by rahulmax 12y ago
A small addition would be the strikethrough (line through). Also, the default Mac colorpicker bothers me in Evernote. Would be nice to do something about that, too.