Ryan McLeod @warpling

🫧 2x Apple Design Award winner • designer of @BlackboxPuzzles • all opinions are my employer’s bsky.app/profile/warpli… Amsterdam, The Netherlands Joined October 2007

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∇·(𝜌𝐮𝐮), fish hydrologist 🇺🇸 @male_leo_xxvi

4 days ago

The hypercomputation process that is evolutionary selection (intelligent design, Landianly) can do many things, including act as rudimentary camera

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Philipp Stollenmayer @kamibox_ph

2 days ago

👀 NEW 👀 My first Apple Vision Pro game transforms your living room into a Stone Age cave 🪄🎩 More gameplay of „Cueva de las Manos“: youtube.com/watch?v=zoygV5… Releasing on August 12!

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Ryan McLeod @warpling

6 days ago

@SamuelBeek ooooo

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Ryan McLeod @warpling

a week ago

This is so so so incredible. Nice to feel optimistic about technology let alone admire the INSANE pivot here from Midjourney. There are no rules.

Midjourney @midjourney

a week ago

A technical dive inside our new "Midjourney Scanner"

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Mololuwa | Cybersecurity - (The God Complex) @cyber_rekk

a week ago

Novo Nordisk hackers got in through a GitHub token left in a repo stayed for two months took 1.3TB of data including unreleased drug formulas and internal AI models then asked for $25 million Novo Nordisk said no so now they're selling Ozempic's secrets on the dark web a GitHub token did this

Polymarket @Polymarket

a week ago

JUST IN: Hacking group claims it stole more than 1TB of data from Novo Nordisk after the company refused a $25 million extortion demand.

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Edward Sanchez @edwardsanchez

a week ago

I made Tinkerble, an open source macOS companion app for live-tinkering properties in your SwiftUI app. Just replace any @State with @TinkerbleState, then adjust strings, numbers, colors, toggles, and enums live. github.com/edwardsanchez/…

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Daniel Storm @DanielStormApps

2 weeks ago

Calm has one of their lawyers reading their terms of service as a sleep story

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Andy Allen @asallen

2 weeks ago

Pouring one out today for the unsung marvel that is Riveo. Thanks for bringing so much joy, @marcus_eckert

riveo @RiveoApp

2 weeks ago

After 6 years, 200+ effects and 250+ updates Riveo is bowing out. Thanks everyone for being part of this! riveo.app/#faq

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Ryan McLeod @warpling

2 weeks ago

@_chuckyc Available today?

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Ryan McLeod @warpling

2 weeks ago

“Expressiveness”? You mean “Californianess”?

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Ryan McLeod @warpling

3 weeks ago

@jipvandervelde @michelelings So crazy. Congrats!!

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Ryan McLeod @warpling

3 weeks ago

Congrats man! Grug feels so anti-AI slop, great example of the tools being used the way they should be to extend creativity rather than replace it :)

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おかず / Okazz @okazz_

3 weeks ago

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Give A Shit About Nature @giveashitnature

4 weeks ago

If you have a bug zapper up, it's time to take that shit down. A landmark University of Delaware study (Frick and Tallamy, 1996) counted nearly 14,000 insects killed by residential bug zappers over a single summer. Mosquitoes were 31 of them. A mere 0.22%. The other 99.78% were moths, beetles, midges, fireflies, and the night-shift pollinators your yard depends on. Mosquitoes don't navigate by light. They find you by your carbon dioxide, body heat, and skin chemistry. Your bug zapper is invisible to them and lethal to almost everything else. Harvard Medical School's Zika page specifically warns against bug zappers because they may increase mosquito populations by killing the predators that eat them. What actually works: eliminate standing water within 100 feet of where you spend time outside. Bug zappers are 1970s technology built on a 1970s misunderstanding of mosquitoes. It's time to take it down.

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Ryan McLeod @warpling

a month ago

@asallen @allenylau @notboring So cute

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Ryan McLeod @warpling

a month ago

@asallen @notboring Yes yes yessss

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Elí Guerrón @eliguerron

2 months ago

When I was at Apple, I loved working on micro interactions that you see all over the OS. Now that I’m not an apple I still like to solve for these little problems that really annoyed me. In this case, I designed a backspace button with a speed controller, so by just pressing it you can delete by letter and then immediately by word as you stretch it, without having to wait (like it usually does on the OS) and then if you stretch a little more, you can speed delete through words… I’m also working on another one where you can repair the words if you over-deleted it by accident 😜 (it also has haptic feedback, which makes it really fun)