The internet's builders faced engineers who couldn't agree and a technology moving too fast to wait.
They shipped anyway, on "rough consensus and running code."
uxdesign.cc/the-lie-we-keep-…
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Bounded delegation: How much authority should AI have? uxdesign.cc/bounded-delegati…
This is a preview of an article I’m publishing on Tuesday. I had a lot of fun generating this with NotebookLM.
Enjoy.
Go here to get it in your email box.
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If someone says we should fill up that empty space, drink until full
#uxdrinkinggame #ux
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Cars I’ve owned or currently do:
- Ford Mustang II
- Toyota Tercel
- Mazda Miata
- BMW Z3
- BMW 3-Series
- BMW Z4
- Saab 9-5
- Scion xB
- Audi A5
- Audi TT (Currently)
one thing i learned during my time @AnthropicAI was to always question and reinvent the way you work. and when your tools don’t fit anymore, build your own tools.
a lotta wisdom from a lotta good folks here ☁️
“Is this worth my time? Does this bring me productivity, joy, or calm? I think these are the questions design has always helped answer.”
Thank you to @joellewenstein and the @AnthropicAI design team for opening up about how you work, the challenges you face, and how you see the role of design evolving on product teams.
Our latest AI in Design case study with Anthropic below!
00:00 Design at AI speed
01:43 The precursor to Claude Design
03:28 From user researcher to builder
05:09 Treating code as clay
08:09 A new rhythm for collaboration
09:22 What’s worth building
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Jev: How to use it for better, faster, and cheaper user decisions in UX uxdesign.cc/jev-how-to-use-i…
“It’s worth understanding the difference between what modern AI does, and what pure computation does. Modern AI is, first and foremost, a way of leveraging the existing corpus of human knowledge. Computation is—at its most powerful—an open-ended way to generate things that are fundamentally and irreducibly new.”
writings.stephenwolfram.com/…
Alarm Fatigue — People exposed to frequent alerts, most of them false or minor, stop responding to them. They dismiss, mute, or work around alerts, and the rare critical one gets the same treatment as the rest.
ux-guidelines.com/alarm-fati…
Check out the latest article in my newsletter: September 28 - October 4 Round Up: Creative MCP Workflows, Designing For Slow AI, Rules Behind Generated UI
linkedin.com/pulse/september… via @LinkedIn
If a requirement is "I want better things on the page," drink
#uxdrinkinggame #ux
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If someone says, "the smaller the device, the fewer the use cases," drink
#uxdrinkinggame #ux
uxdrinkinggame.com/drink/if-…
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ironically, the best way to learn how to use agents is watching how other humans use agents.
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it's under appreciated how much unlimited tokens is a draw for top-tier talent.










