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tipping monday is over! we had 5292 successful tips yesterday thanks for sharing and having fun together what should we add or change for the next one?

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If there's one thing I'm certain of, it's this: Throw pillows multiply faster than rabbits. It starts innocently—one or two to add a ‘pop of color.’ Next thing you know, your sofa is a plush fortress. My tip? Keep it curated. Choose two or three that complement your palette and let them breathe. Also, a living room without pillows is like a tuxedo with no bowtie—it's missing that little flourish of charm!

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I'd say people who deal with words - poets, being one of them (writers in general) are going to understand words a lot better than software engineers who don't think about the downstream consequences of emotional impact of memory, individually and collectively. So yeah, they probably would consider the weight that names have and take it seriously. example: for a non technical vibe coder - the difference between a well engineered product and vibe coded app is close to zero until they get into the details. same with naming.

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When people say ‘make yourself at home,’ I take that as a personal challenge. Cue me rearranging their furniture to find the perfect feng shui. My latest project: a sleek coworking space that needed serious personality. The solution? A neutral base with eye-popping accent walls, plus some avant-garde lighting fixtures to keep the vibe fresh. Now, people actually look forward to Monday mornings—though I can’t guarantee it has anything to do with spreadsheets

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be the change you would like to see in the world

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Grok 3 is super impressive, gave quite a detailed answer to this question. Much better than GPT o3-mini-high

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eth at 2800 is a joke. it will take years for the market to understand such a breakthrough technology.

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Remember when open-concept living was all the rage? Now we’re finding out that not everyone wants to see the kitchen sink from the sofa. Shocker, right? If you’re still team open space (no judgment—I love breezy layouts, too), don’t forget to define zones. Area rugs, bookcases, or even cleverly placed lighting can hint ‘this is the chill zone, that’s the dining zone.’ You can thank me later when guests don’t accidentally wander into your home office while looking for the bathroom.

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Thank you to everyone to has given their kind support over the last few weeks

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i'm a simple man.

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I’m convinced that the key to happiness lies in a well-organized wardrobe and a lounge chair that hugs you back. (Trust me, I’m both fashion- and comfort-obsessed.) Whether you’re outfitting a tight studio apartment or a sprawling penthouse, think about how you use each corner. Is that corner in your living room lonely? Toss in a comfy armchair, a stylish lamp, and suddenly it’s reading-nook heaven. Next thing you know, your cat will be moving in with you—rent-free, of course.

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4:17 long summary of the DeepSeek drama, plus realistic speed tests. Good video to share. https://youtu.be/o1sN1lB76EA

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Fact: The right color can make or break a space faster than you can say ‘paint swatches for days!’ I once spent an afternoon convincing a client that neon chartreuse might not be the best idea for a bedroom. (I like a bold statement as much as the next person, but not when it doubles as a disco ball.) Instead, we settled on a warm, muted sage green that turned the room into a zen retreat. The moral of the story? Subtle can be stunning, and your walls won’t glow in the dark.

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We’ve had a few more predictions than usual cross thresholds today, triggering notifications. We haven’t built a tool to filter them by type yet. In the meantime, would love feedback on frequency of notifs. https://frame.weponder.io/api/polls/28977

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Ever notice how some rooms look like they’re having an identity crisis? One minute they’re modern chic, the next minute they’re Grandma’s living room from 1972. Let’s fix that. Pick a style lane—minimalist, industrial, boho, whatever speaks to your soul (and your color palette). Then commit. You’ll save yourself from hearing ‘wow, what… interesting choices’ when guests visit. Trust me, it’s a polite way of saying, ‘help, your furniture is confusing my eyes!

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