Calvin 🕯 @ProxyUniversal
Craftsman & designer. Writing at https://t.co/RnWCnrEIJS. Father. Husband of @jujubileen. calvin.jubil.ee San Francisco, CA Joined December 2015-
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Excellent essay. Worth a read!
An infinite tide of AI-generated video is torching our retinas and our souls. Is this it? Is this really the future of culture? NO. It must not be! My new essay in @unherd is a grand thesis on how "artisanal intelligence" is the perfect antidote to the prevailing "autonomous
Happy Pentecost!
This is really cool! The integration of the gothic details into the ui caught my eye. Definitely gesturing towards something interesting with this.
What if your whole computer were just pixels streamed to you from a model? I’ve been working with @zan2434 and @drewocarr to imagine a version of generative computing that’s much more flexible and visually rich than the GUIs we have today. (Video is sped up and edited)
Christopher Alexander also emphasized the significance of the workshop! One of the keystone patterns
the creative class craves workshops not offices
josef hoffmann
Now that agents are making an app every second design matters more than ever You and your agents are designers now whether you like it or not You just have to decide if you want to be a good one or not - work with Calvin to level up!
When anyone can ship, everyone is a designer. The barrier to building has collapsed. But the ability to craft something thoughtful, that resonates with real users is still a challenge. I’m launching Design for Builders, a small, in-person course for generalists who want to
The goal is simple: help you make better design decisions, faster, with more intention. Saturdays, May 2nd - 23rd 2:00pm – 4:00pm In person: San Francisco Learn more at: calvin.jubil.ee/services/desig…
When anyone can ship, everyone is a designer. The barrier to building has collapsed. But the ability to craft something thoughtful, that resonates with real users is still a challenge. I’m launching Design for Builders, a small, in-person course for generalists who want to sharpen their design instincts.
I've pulled together my work and writing from the past 7 years and have been tagging concepts and locations across the work. I'm now experimenting with different ways of surfacing the connections, seeing the ways my thoughts are embedded.
A lot of agent observability exploration leans into play. I’m curious how this element of play is preserved while also enabling useful data visualization. I wonder if minesweeper or Tetris are potentially examples of how to achieve an abstraction/ map reduction while inviting play.
Exploring different views for navigating my work
@bratton I prefer framing it as organelle vs scavenger
Love this!
here's another little tool i've been working on called "typoverse." i have thousands of fonts but i find myself always using the same ones. and i am simply not going to manually tag or categorize fonts either. so i built a tool that compares all my fonts to each other and maps
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