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ali

@alivira.com
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product manager & design enthusiast (plaid, microsoft) 🏡 NYC, Seattle, Calgary

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ali @alivira.com · 19/02/2025
Added some color shuffle buttons to color.alivira.com. Check it out!
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ali @alivira.com · 18/02/2025
something else I've been meaning to write about - this was one of those a-ha unlocks one of my first managers helped me with many years back. you're pretty good at (1) when you graduate - takes intention to get good at (2) and (3)
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ali @alivira.com · 17/02/2025
I've mentioned types of stress a lot the last few days. Just finished a full write-up on it. Summary below! full read tiny.cc/prodpathstress
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ali @alivira.com · 15/02/2025
Earlier I mentioned two kinds of stress - as I continued to research the categorization, I learned that both stress types map perfectly to the Yerkes-Dodson law - an actual empirical relationship between the diminishing returns of stress on performance.
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ali @alivira.com · 13/02/2025
I've been trying to create a widget for making charts - almost got it! Other than fixing annotations (rip), I want to add some buttons to automatically add color themes & maybe even some annotations. Would you use this? charts.alivira.com
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ali @alivira.com · 11/02/2025
I'm a very big believer in learning by teaching. Lately I've been using LLMs to try this - ironically, to teach myself how to understand LLM architecture. The way it encourages you is a nice touch! Has anyone else tried learning with this method? I want to try a voice conversation next.
In image where a user is asking chatgpt if their interpretation of how chatgpt works is correct. Chatgpt responds that the interpretation is correct, and adds additional context.
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ali @alivira.com · 10/02/2025
I always find myself looking up color palettes before making content. Yesterday I thought it might be fun to make a free color harmony picker to help. Check it out! color.alivira.com
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ali @alivira.com · 09/02/2025
I've wanted to learn how we grow. I realized learning to cook gave me a framework 1. Follow → Find a recipe. Learn the basics 2. Adjust → Encounter problems, experiment, build an experience library 3. Create → Use your experience library to improvise from your head full read @tiny.cc/prodpathcook
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