Product & Design. Previously led design at Asana & Google (Lens, Search, Maps, Ads, and more). A designer's job is to represent the diversity of the world.

ATL to NYC to SF
Joined December 2006
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Replying to @bloghawk
State Farm went absolutely insane when she hit that three late in the game
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Replying to @abduzeedo
Love the orange!
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Replying to @elsigh
I probably shouldn’t even be replying…
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Replying to @elsigh
Stairway to Serverless
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Taste isn't just knowing what to do. It's knowing what not to do. Every time I design something with an LLM I spend so much time removing unnecessary elements. Claude, can you remove the badges? Can you remove that gradient? Can you remove the extra button? Etc. The machine will learn eventually, but we aren't there yet. The latest models still overdo it.
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Replying to @BillPourquoimec
Between Two Ferns vibes
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Replying to @byst
💙💙💙
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Replying to @PatThomas1964
Bob is still one of the good ones
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Replying to @editaurus
I’ve seen them a few times and they only spoke to the crowd once. It was in between two songs and Kevin Shields pointed to his guitar and blurted out the phrase “J. Mascis Jazzmaster.” It was oddly reminiscent of the product placement scene in Wayne’s World.
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Replying to @Grant_Shirley4
Dream going all the way!
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Burning some tokens rn!
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Replying to @mattybtweets69
Will also require you to move to a blue zone and get on a serious longevity plan.
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Replying to @elsigh
Wish I was in town so I could be there!
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I listen this to fall asleep sometimes. Beautiful sounds for switching off.
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Replying to @popcornjebus
My brother is a mathematician. Will send it to him.
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Replying to @popcornjebus
I’m not a mathematician so I can’t help you out with this one.
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Now that I have a new site, I've got a place for my random coding experiments. Here's a visualization of the Collatz conjecture. Pick any positive whole number. If it's odd, triple it and add one. If it's even, cut it in half. Repeat until you reach 1. 27 takes 111 steps and climbs as high as 9,232 on the way. 28 takes 18. Every number anyone has checked finds its way back to 1, but no one has proved they all do. gethyper.com/2026-10-08-coll…
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