victornomad
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Comment · 1 month ago
Comment · 2 months ago
Location: Berlin, Germany, Europe
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Maybe (within EU)
Technologies: Coding agents :) plus everything they type with me: TypeScript, React / React Native, Vue, Python, Supabase, Figma, Storybook.
Résumé/CV: https://notes.pixeletes.com/cv/
Email: [email protected]
I'm Victor, a product designer who writes production code, fifteen years in. I can carry the backend and I have led teams, but I engage most with the user-facing parts. I'm most useful where design and build are the same job: 0-to-1 products.
Recent side work: LLM Party (https://llmparty.pixeletes.com), a set of LLM experiments, and SketchJam, a multiplayer creative-coding party game.
Notes on how I work: https://notes.pixeletes.com
Comment · 3 months ago
SEEKING WORK | Berlin | Remote | Product engineering / R&D / Prototyping / Management
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Hi! This is Victor,
For the last years I've been floating in between product design / product engineering / design engineering.
I have a background in engineering. My career started making satellite firmware but I moved to user facing areas.
I've been working a lot with AI recently creating very interesting tools, workflows and UIs. I'd be happy to have a call and show some cool stuff!
My strengths are:
UI, UX, interaction design beyond screens
Prototyping complex and creative apps, Creative coding
Tech Stack: I love user facing things (React, expo, etc) but these days with agentic coding basically anything.
CV: https://hn.pixeletes.com
Comment · 3 months ago
Nice!! Just applied!
Comment · 6 months ago
A similar thing happened to me back in the day when Wi-Fi was still new.
I joined an open network and it turned out to be a law firm. All their computers were on a Samba network with full C: drives shared. I wrote README.txt files on their drives telling them about the issue, but after some time it was still the same.
Then I went directly to the place to talk to them and also with the idea I could land my first job fixing that mess. But... They got incredibly angry with me, since they claimed they had some very good and expensive contractors taking care of their computers and network, and that I had basically broken in.
I left the place quickly...
Comment · 8 months ago
https://llmparty.pixeletes.com/experiments/universal_ui
I tiny experiment/joke about chatbots :)
Comment · 10 months ago
I'm around here let me know if you have any question or suggestion :)
Comment · 10 months ago
I've been working on LLMParty for some months. It is a collection of experiments that use LLM under the hood. For each experiment I tried to play with something different, such interaction, LLM knowledge, use, etc
https://llmparty.pixeletes.com
If you have to try one I recommend this
- A chatbot to control a car https://llmparty.pixeletes.com/experiments/universal_ui
Comment · 11 months ago
btw, models can be changed easily, right now it uses Gemini flash 2.5 for image description and flux schnell for image generation
Comment · 11 months ago
Hi HN! I've been working on a series of small experiments that use LLMs under the hood.
For the first one, I made a typical chatbot UI but with a twist: you can enable a mode that writes the user interactions on your behalf. Peak laziness!
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Maybe (Spain or within the EU)
Technologies: LLMs, agentic workflows, RAG, TypeScript, React, React Native / Expo, Svelte, Vue, Node, Deno, Supabase / Postgres, Python, Figma.
Résumé/CV: https://victor.pixeletes.com/cv/
Portfolio: https://victor.pixeletes.com/portfolio
Email: [email protected]
I'm Victor, a product engineer and interaction designer, fifteen years in. I started my career in satellite engineering. Since then: sensor networks, robots, Android, frontend, design systems, backends, and a lot of design in between. In the AI era, generalist is probably the right word for it.
Right now I'm building a dark factory for my own projects. Forgejo is the control surface. The agents have their own machines with root. Work enters as an issue, they build, they open the PR. I review and merge. Recurring jobs run weekly to keep every project fresh on its own.
My design work changed the same way. Rough sketch in, agents compose the view from a design system they are not allowed to leave, audit catches the drift. Generative UI too. LLM Party (https://llmparty.pixeletes.com) is where those experiments go, along with the rest of my LLM ones.
Looking for: a product team building with agents, where range across design, frontend and backend counts as an advantage.
Notes on all of it, including the agent setup: https://victor.pixeletes.com