Vidit Bhargava

@Viditb
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Experimental Interfaces Researcher

Designer and Developer of LookUp: English Dictionary

UC Berkeley MDes Grad (2024)

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Websitehttps://viditb.com
Bloghttps://blog.viditb.com

RE: https://mastodon.social/@daringfireball/116342217936378320

Here I thought that films getting stuck in limbo due to political reasons was only unique to India right now. But looks like it’s a global issue.

Filmmakers should have more ownership of their work and have platforms that enable them to publish their work independently.

3D Printed MagSafe jig for the Leap Motion.
You can do some insane stuff with a Leap Motion, SwiftUI, Metal Shaders, and an old CRT. šŸ˜€

Some shots from our (my friend and me) interactive glitch art exhibit at Gray Area last night.

Had so much fun making these visuals.

No DubDub for me!? 😭

Wrote more about what I love about Apple and what makes me root for them.

Above everything else, it's their ability to go against the grain, and stand up for what is right when everyone else is doing something else, is something I immensely admire and aspire in my own work and life.

When they do that and they're successful, it feels like an affirmation of my own values.

https://blog.viditb.com/why-i-root-for-a-companys-success/

Apple at 50: Why I root for a company's success

Apple's approach to stand up for what they think is right when everyone else is doing something else is both admirable and makes their success feel personal.

Pixel Posts

RE: https://mastodon.macstories.net/@macstories/116326497023793086

"The temptation of ā€œwhat if we stuffed so much in our app that nobody would leaveā€ is hard to resist, but often fails. Just ask Mark Zuckerberg."

The holy grail of design education.
The circle follows my finger.

Just posted on Six Colors: Apple at 50: Some great Apple history books

https://sixcolors.com/post/2026/03/apple-at-50-for-further-reading/

Apple at 50: Some great Apple history books

After I wrote my Wall Street Journal review of David Pogue’s excellent Apple: The First 50 Years (Kindle, Kobo, Apple Books) my editor asked for a sidebar recommending other books about Apple…

Six Colors