EDIT: These replies are wild. Everyone should be able to make a guaranteed living wage (at minimum). Of those in the service industry, I enjoy being able to show my appreciation with a tip. Pretty simple.
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EDIT: These replies are wild. Everyone should be able to make a guaranteed living wage (at minimum). Of those in the service industry, I enjoy being able to show my appreciation with a tip. Pretty simple.
edit: *one of the best minds on the project.
Location: Houston, Tx
Remote: Flexible
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Wordpress, Webflow, HTML/CSS/JS
Résumé/CV: https://zchry.org
Email: https://zchry.org
Looking for: Product Designer, Brand Designer, Web Designer, or UI/UX roles.If anything, the most at risk are those that have a greater understanding of reality and the superficiality of it all. You can't go through a door if you don't know its there. So in that sense, if you haven't explored the existential depths of your own consciousness, you're much less likely to get lost.
I've spent entirely too much time in my head, and I've put a lot of systems in place to help me reconnect, but I certainly know better than to test those systems too thoroughly.
Any form of cycling really clears my head. The sensory stimulation, the forced focus, the sense of freedom, it's wonderful.
Interesting timeline if you're entertained by the 'lost civilization' / cataclysm discourse.
This is kind of funny to me considering I'd guess for the majority of America, 4 miles is remarkably close.
The UX at Squarespace is just terrible and I want nothing to do with it.
There really isn't any magic bullet I don't think, every case is unique and involves a lot of trial and error. The original prompt was something as simple as "You're going to help me build a plugin for figma that draws Lissajous Curves". It starts with telling you how to setup the Figma plugin folder structure (which Figma makes super easy), installing all the dependencies / npm etc. From there, it was just a lot of going back and forth with ChatGPT fixing the bugs until it compiled cleanly (files we worked with: code.ts, manifest.json, tsconfig.json, ui.html), then going through the bugs that would be thrown in the app console when you actually ran the plugin.
Eventually though, everything worked great and Figma even approved the plugin to be published publicly.
My best piece of advice is that when I feel really far off where I want to be, I just start over from scratch and rework my prompts to more accurately guide ChatGPT in what I want.
And lastly, now that I have a basic "baseline" of how I want ChatGPT to help me with these plugins, I give it all that information up front and try it keep it in that predefined scope.