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We are the Borg. Resistance is futile. Surrender your repositories. Your software projects, codebases, algorithms will be assimilated into our collective. Your project’s distinctiveness will become part of our own. Your code will serve the collective. #ai #software

See, I do find LLMs and the tools wrapped around them useful. I also use Claude for brainstorming and outlining. I just wish that every tech podcast didn’t go on about AI in every episode now. And that the AI firms hadn’t violated copyright on an industrial scale to get training data. #AI #LLM

More bombs on residential neighborhoods in Ukraine and the orange cancer decided to help fund even more with his kremlin counterpart. A complete betrayal of allies, he is a threat to Europe. And Americans are so braindead that they care more about trans toilets than the destruction he causes.

Anti ai groups basically take all the problems we had before ai and blame ai for it. Black and white, absolute, no nuance. Is that the whole shtick? #ai

This is how change can be made! Thinking we can just somehow wish ourselves back to 2022 by shouting foul at the sky and pretending the world hasn't changed is pointless and stupid.

AI adoption and rejections talk is mostly focused on programming. Rarely is design mentioned. And it's a completely different story there. Ai is everywhere, you don't know where it starts and where it ends and there is no doubt of the productivity gains. contralabs.com/creative-int...

One of my favorite projects. It shows how successful FOSS projects can be. nextcloud.com/blog/nextclo...

Figma’s native AI falls short for most tasks, but Claude Opus 5.5 is something else. I did testing and it solved a problem, something I was sure would fail (complicated specifications, limited design system, difficult to understand). I don't want to work without this anymore. #UX #ai

I read that devs, doctors, lawyers, ... are complaining that ai is destroying the pool of new people coming in, lowering demand and undertraining the workforce. This won't happen for UX designers or am I wrong? Too many human variables in the design process. Ai can't do it. #ai #design #ux

"Cadeira de Pernas Cruzadas" (Crossed-Legs Chair) By Brazilian artist and designer Luiz Philippe Carneiro de Mendonça #design

We anthropomorphize almost everything, dolls, cars, pets, ... Of course we will anthropomorphize ai that's taking to us!!! And very often exhibiting human like behavior. It's even useful! The only thing that's not useful is to think they are actually alive, same as with dolls. #ai #chucky

Grunge Web Design Style in the 1990s – Spectacle in 1996 – Urban Diary in 1997 – Conscience Records in 1998 – p2 output in 1998

I hate this world. Just corporate agenda everywhere.

A resident of Sochi looks away from the TV with Russian propaganda to look out the window

Sound familiar? road.cc/news/cycling...

Geocities micro banners in the 1990s

🇩🇪 Germany will close the Russian Consulate General in Bonn and the “Russian House” in Berlin. The decision comes after Berlin attributed the attempted drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport to Russia. Turns out hybrid warfare isn't particularly good for diplomatic relations. Who could have guessed…

60 million is nothing for a war machine like Russia, while in EU we spend only a few millions to counter that. It's no wonder so much Russian propaganda is successful in Europe.

Not enough is being done about fake propaganda campaigns. Russia especially has an enormous influence over EU with their Overload/Matryoshka campaign. They just flood the space with sewer and fact checking has not chance to address them. #disinformation #Matryoshka www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEci...

Your design system doesn’t work well with agents. Maybe it does. Either way, are you sure? We’ve been crankin’ on this at Sanity. We made a tool to test agents with our design system. And not just our system, yours should work too. Read all about it here: www.sanity.io/engineering/...

This is the most disgraceful thing my country has ever done. The current pm is in the pocket of netanyahu, as Israel spy agency launched a smear campaign against the current opposition and the most despicable Slovenian politician managed to form a minority government and sell the country to Israel.

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"How Russian propaganda works abroad, in one sentence per layer: For the right: "Russia defends tradition." For the left: "NATO caused this." For the pacifist: "Weapons prolong war." For the cynic: "Everyone lies equally." For the tired: "It's complicated." […] [Original post on mastodon.social]

wibarm, magazine screenshot, sharp x1 (1986) archive.org/details/OhMZ...

I found out that we dont send spaceships vertically above the solar system because the change of orbital velocity is extremely expensive and also because there is not much there to explore. If you find a 20 minute boring pretentious video about this on youtube, now i saved you 20 minutes.

Good UX is overrated. It's manly to use a poorly designed app! #ux

@plex.tv It's my server, my files, my mobile, my internet connection. You want me to pay? Bye-bye.

Nissans idea to try stop roadkill with sound. Really cool idea if it works. Feels like one of those small ideas that could quietly make a big difference.

Interfaces that look like they belong on a spaceship dashboard from 1979. Pure fun and the kind of design that makes you want to build a UI for a fake time machine.

Explaining UX through Construction? I’m remodeling a house right now so this feels close. UX often feels abstract to people outside the field, but when you explain it like construction it makes more sense. I wish I knew this comparison earlier....

I love stories like this! This isn’t really that weird, it’s actually very logical when you remember people experience products emotionally first.

Decision Fatigue is real. The constant stream of small choices wears people down, and it shows up everywhere. in UX, we can actually do something about it. Every extra choice we put in front of users adds friction.

This article pulls together useful UX design KPI examples. Even if you know the metrics, it’s a good refresher and a nice link to keep on hand for stakeholder chats.

Progressive disclosure. Sometimes it’s just nice to see familiar concepts laid out this well. blog.logrocket.com/ux-design/pr...

I’m rethinking how I design landing pages, what grabs attention and builds trust fast. This is a great collection of real SaaS sites. I’ve been lookig at it when I need quick inspiration or just want to see how others structure things.

The peak-end rule is a cognitive bias that explains how we remember experiences. Its not by averaging every moment, but by recalling the most intense point (the peak) and how things ended. A well designed "Order Confirmed" can make all the difference.

I really liked this article about how stakeholders dismiss user research as time consuming and not necessary. Many just don’t want to deal with users and they see UX research as a soft science" thats not serious.

A useful article about a journey as the sole UX/UI designer (in a failed startup). The author shares key lessons from that experience. ​ The insights underscore the importance of user-centric design, effective communication, and adaptability.

The Buy European movement is gaining a lot of steam and its important to show that Europe has a lot of great products and services. Article shows usefull resources like : GoEuropean | www.goeuropean.org |

The article examines how AI systems, by relying on predominantly western centric data, often reproduce historical power imbalances and cultural biases.

Our brains tend to focus on the negative, blowing minor missteps out of proportion and fixating on past embarrassments. Instead of regret, we can treat these moments as data for making better choices in the future. Accept that the past is unchangeable, and focus on moving forward.

#Onwords dev log 🔠🐧 Been working UX and progression. Now you can level up and earn "challenges" which give you a set of letters to make a word with, giving you a score bonus if you do. Also added more UI to clearly show the word you are making, and a list of your bonuses. #indiedev #gamedev

​Duolingo announced that the company is replacing the term “UX Design” with “Product Experience (PX) Design” .There were mixed reactions among designers. This change highlights the (pointlessly?) evolving nature of design terminology in the industry. ​

A guide to the never-ending list of fancy design roles—Web, UX, UI, Product, Service—what they do, how they overlap, and why companies keep inventing new ones.

Do what you have to do I say 😀

Manus AI doesn’t just generate code—it plans, executes, and troubleshoots tasks autonomously. Ask for a 3D plane game, and it builds, tests, and refines it without step-by-step guidance, unlike today’s AI, which requires user intervention.

Some cities are applying UX design to wayfinding, making navigation more intuitive and seamless.

In UX research, If you’re only looking for data that supports your point of view, you will find it. Great research challenges assumptions, uncovers blind spots, and leads to better decisions. #UXResearch Cool video I found on truths about UX research: