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  • Nationwide overhauls its identity for the first time in 36 years - Design Week designweek.co.uk
    12 Oct 2023 #brand
  • The Tragedy of Performative Content - Hit Subscribe hitsubscribe.com
    Performative content is a recipe for slowly failing at content marketing, and more broadly at business, in a non-obvious way and without ever understanding why.
    11 Oct 2023 #content
  • Bôa on Getting Back Together 24 Years After Writing Viral Hit 'Duvet' variety.com
    Present Day, heh... Present Time! Hahahahahahaha!
    9 Oct 2023 #music#boa#anime#serialexperimentslain
  • Learn and Test DMARC learndmarc.com
    4 Oct 2023 #email #security #tutorial
  • Cool Protrusions w/ Oneohtrix Point Never: Episode Two ft. Abel Tesfaye, Caroline Polachek, Kurt Vile, Sarah Sherman 21st September 2023 | Listen on NTS nts.live
    3 Oct 2023 #music#oneohtrixpointnever#postrock #radio#nts#daniellopatin
  • Optimizing for Taste cra.mr
    There are many, many reasons I am opposed, but the one we should care about is how it fosters a culture of decision paralysis. It fosters a culture of decision making without having an opinion, without having to put a stake in the ground. It fosters a culture where making a quick buck trumps a great product experience.
    2 Oct 2023 #software #business #culture#leadership#ab #via:popular
  • Open source is at a crossroads with Steve O'Grady from RedMonk (Changelog Interviews #558) |> Changelog changelog.com
    29 Sept 2023 #tech #opensource #podcast #interview#terraform#opentofu #via:monospaced
  • Burning money on paid ads for a dev tool – what we've learned - PostHog posthog.com
    29 Sept 2023 #advertising #marketing
  • The Emotionally Haunted Electronic Music of Oneohtrix Point Never | The New Yorker newyorker.com
    A.I.’s wonkiness—all of these networks are still in their nascency—forced Lopatin to reëxamine his most instinctive and well-worn habits. “It reminds me a lot of Paul Schrader’s transcendental-cinema thing,” Lopatin said. “He always talks about how there are films that are formulaic and ones that aren’t. The ones that aren’t do weird things with time. They dwell a little bit too long on the wrong object, like a door after someone has passed through it. You’re usually following the person, but now we’re staying on the door. That’s what A.I. is actually doing really well. What it’s not doing very well is following the person.”
    29 Sept 2023 #music#daniellopatin#oneohtrixpointnever #ai#vaporwave
  • ‘Capitalism is dead. Now we have something much worse’: Yanis Varoufakis on extremism, Starmer, and the tyranny of big tech | Yanis Varoufakis | The Guardian theguardian.com
    28 Sept 2023 #capitalism #tech
  • Classic rock, Mario Kart, and why we can't agree on Tailwind - Josh Collinsworth blog joshcollinsworth.com
    28 Sept 2023 #web #css #tailwind
  • Trust Arrives on Foot and Leaves on Horseback | by Tim de Rooij | Medium thalein.medium.com
    There is an old Dutch saying that intends to remind people that trust takes time to build, but is quickly lost.
    26 Sept 2023 #brand#trust#dutch
  • The Design System Ecosystem bradfrost.com

    What does a mature, end-to-end design system look like in a big, complex organization? What are all the moving pieces, and how do they hang together as a…

    25 Sept 2023
  • Tech Independence sive.rs
    Tech independence is not depending on any particular company or software. The only tools you need are the common open source basics built into any Linux or BSD operating system — free public-domain tools that are not owned by anyone, and can run on any computer.
    25 Sept 2023 #tech
  • Tools of the trade anticontent.net

    I've been working on a sort-of content toolkit today. A bit like a “how to blog” guide, but medium-agnostic. It will almost always be, or start with, a blog…

    22 Sept 2023
  • Apple TV, now with more Tailscale tailscale.com

    Say goodbye to your legacy VPNMake the switch to Tailscale Product Solutions EnterpriseCustomersDocsBlogPricing DownloadLog inGet started Get started Login…

    21 Sept 2023
  • iOS 17 Features: The Ultimate Mega Guide macrumors.com

    During the iOS 17 beta testing process from June to September, MacRumors wrote a series of in-depth feature guides highlighting every major new addition, plus…

    19 Sept 2023
  • Britain’s dawning self-awareness ft.com

    There’s a reason to be optimistic about Britain. The nation is completing a seven-year therapy treatment that worked. True, it’s been an expensive exercise in…

    16 Sept 2023
  • An Opinionated YubiKey Set-Up Guide procustodibus.com

    This article will show you how to set up a brand new YubiKey 5 with the following applications: : used for encrypting and signing PGP (aka GPG) messages, as…

    15 Sept 2023
  • How to make a video: aim for not shit — anticontent anticontent.net
    15 Sept 2023 #video
  • Pivot to AI: Pay no attention to the man behind the curtain amycastor.com

    By Amy Castor and David Gerard We need your support for more posts like this. Send us money! Here’s Amy’s Patreon, and here’s David’s. Sign up today! “all this…

    14 Sept 2023
  • Food Can Be Literally Addictive, New Evidence Suggests scientificamerican.com

    Given the option, most rats will choose sugar instead of cocaine. Their lust for the carbohydrate is so intense that they will go as far as to self-administer…

    14 Sept 2023
  • For the open core model to work, the OSS product should be standalone and featur... | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
    For the open core model to work, the OSS product should be standalone and featureful. If users feel like it's just used to advertise a commercial product, it doesn't work. And the commercial product should offer value-added services and features that are not strictly required for the base OSS product.
    13 Sept 2023 #opensource #hackernews
  • Organic Maps: Offline Hike, Bike, Trails and Navigation organicmaps.app
    13 Sept 2023 #maps #opensource#app #android #ios #via:popular
  • Postmarks motd.co

    05 September 2023 i made this I'm finally sharing my project Postmarks, a single-user bookmarking website designed to be easily hosted on Glitch. Postmarks aims…

    11 Sept 2023
  • measuredco/puck: The self-hosted drag and drop editor for React. github.com
    11 Sept 2023 #react #editor #wysiwyg #javascript #opensource #via:popular
  • How to solve your million pound pension problem ft.com

    As far as financial problems go, having a pension pot worth more than £1mn is something most people would count as a blessing. However, with a general election…

    9 Sept 2023
  • The Expanding Dark Forest and Generative AI maggieappleton.com
    Proving you're a human on a web flooded with generative AI content
    7 Sept 2023 #internet #web #culture
  • Contractors, relabelling ‘labour’ as ‘services’ to appear ‘fully contracted out’ won’t dupe IR35 inspectors contractoruk.com
    6 Sept 2023 #work
  • I don’t want to grow my freelance design studio into an agency | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com

    We've deliberately chosen not to take on staff. We could have grown at many points along the way but haven't wanted to. Instead we've stayed small, focused and…

    4 Sept 2023
  • An explosion of lawsuits is not making websites more accessible economist.com

    They aren’t making sites easier to use, but some people are profiting Image: Tomasz Woźniakowski Aug 31st 2023|NEW YORK Bill Dengler is trying to become an…

    1 Sept 2023
  • Energy makes time | everything changes everythingchanges.us

    Energy makes time 04 Aug 2023 by Mandy Brown BECAUSE I WORK WITH a lot of high performers, the kind of people who are frequently responsive to both the unending…

    1 Sept 2023
  • Measuring developer productivity? A response to McKinsey newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com

    👋 Hi, this is Gergely with the monthly, free issue of the Pragmatic Engineer Newsletter. In every issue, I cover challenges at Big Tech and startups through the…

    1 Sept 2023
  • Randoma11y - Accessible color combinations randoma11y.com
    31 Aug 2023 #accessibility #colour
  • The good it promises (Part 6: Alice Crary) - Reflective altruism ineffectivealtruismblog.com

    EA’s god’s eye image of moral reflection constrains how we can conceive of ethical thought and practice, leaving no room for views intolerant of the idea that…

    30 Aug 2023
  • I’ve developed a more nuanced view on Scrum since working as a contractor | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
    Now, after seeing [Scrum] from an adjacent (but not subjugated under it) perspective, I think it is a life-sucking batch of meetings that are good for one thing: taking developers who can’t or don’t want to see the overall business/architecture picture and getting useful work out of them.
    29 Aug 2023 #work #scrum
  • Alice Crary · The toxic ideology of longtermism (2023) radicalphilosophy.com

    The intellectual movement that calls itself longtermism is an outgrowth of Effective Altruism (EA), a utilitarianism-inspired philanthropic programme founded…

    26 Aug 2023
  • Broken Ownership blog.alexewerlof.com

    Have you been in any of these situations? Managers make decisions that’s out of their leagues and everyone else in the team ends up paying for it. Knowledgeable…

    23 Aug 2023
  • Can I get an Encore? Spotify’s Design System, Three Years On | Spotify Design spotify.design
    23 Aug 2023 #web #designsystem #spotify
  • The evolution of Steve Albini: ‘If the dumbest person is on your side, you’re on the wrong side’ | The Guardian theguardian.com
    22 Aug 2023 #music#punk#stevealbini #via:popular
  • How to Communicate When Trust Is Low (Without Digging Yourself Into A Deeper Hole) charity.wtf

    This is based on an internal quip doc I wrote up about careful communication in the context of rebuilding trust. I got a couple requests to turn it into a blog…

    20 Aug 2023
  • Experience: I have Alice in Wonderland syndrome theguardian.com

    I was five or six, growing up in London, when the first strange episode occurred. Waiting to fall asleep, I suddenly felt as if my bed was enormous and I was…

    19 Aug 2023
  • Hypermedia Systems hypermedia.systems

    The revolutionary ideas that empowered the Web A simpler approach to building applications on the Web and beyond with htmx and Hyperview Enhancing web…

    17 Aug 2023
  • How to Keep Your Produce Fresh for Weeks (Hint: It’s Not Always in the Fridge) nytimes.com

    There’s a simple joy in the snap of leafy greens or the crunch of raw carrots fresh from the store. But keeping those perishables perky once you get them home…

    17 Aug 2023
  • What happened to the microfinance company Kiva? technologyreview.com

    One morning in August 2021, as she had nearly every morning for about a decade, Janice Smith opened her computer and went to Kiva.org, the website of the San…

    17 Aug 2023
  • Powering down: the story and legacy of PC Music | Loud And Quiet loudandquiet.com
    The age of the record label as a buzzy, zeitgeist-shifting epicentre is practically over. Which is what makes PC Music, a label set up by producer A. G. Cook in 2013, such a unique entity. As it announces that after ten years of operating it will cease to release any new music, it leaves behind a legacy that is almost unparalleled in contemporary music.
    11 Aug 2023 #music#pcmusic #culture#pop
  • Study Guides Articles, Videos, Reports, Training Courses, and Online Seminars by NN/g nngroup.com
    10 Aug 2023 #ux
  • Vegan restaurants and cafés in Edinburgh veganedinburgh.com
    10 Aug 2023 #edinburgh #vegan #food #restaurants
  • ‘A portal to a different world’: a gamer’s guide to visiting Japan theguardian.com

    The experience of travelling in Japan is simultaneously overwhelming and freeing. The world feels bigger out there, gilded by how mainstream video game culture…

    2 Aug 2023
  • Metamodernism: A Brief Introduction | Notes on Metamodernism metamodernism.com

    Metamodernism is a term that has gained traction in recent years as a means of articulating developments in contemporary culture, which, it is argued (and our…

    1 Aug 2023
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