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- Extended Collections are here. And you can’t have them designsystemscollective.com
- The single source of truth: why you still need a website in the age of AI offbrandkoto.substack.com
Once you embrace this mindset, your website’s core job becomes clear: to act as the single source of truth for both humans and AI. This is the foundation that gives you the freedom to express your brand fully, creating a memorable, immersive experience that can’t be replicated elsewhere.
Led by artists like DOMi and JD Beck, a generation of rising players is infusing jazz with absurdist online irreverence. But are they playing jazz at all?
- GOV.UK’s firebreak: why and how we spent a month working differently – Inside GOV.UK insidegovuk.blog.gov.uk
- daniel-hauser/react-organizational-chart github.com
Simple react hierarchy tree - any React children accepted for nodes
- False Tokens | Figma figma.com
False Tokens helps maintain design system consistency by instantly finding elements that aren't using design tokens.
Thanks James,
Ah, the memories.
- The killer feature of Web Components - daverupert.com daverupert.com
Known as “CEM” to its friends, a CEM is a community standard JSON format that surfaces information about your component APIs. The analyzer scans your class-based component to build up a “manifest” of all the methods, events, slots, parts, tag name, and CSS variables you want to expose. It works on a single component or an entire system’s worth of components.
- Decentralizing quality matthewstrom.com
Why moving judgment to the edges wins in the long run
- gorhill/uBlock github.com
uBlock Origin - An efficient blocker for Chromium and Firefox. Fast and lean.
- A threat model for accessibility on the web - Alice alice.boxhall.au
- Adam Buxton: ‘Craft? Expertise? Not that I can see’ observer.co.uk
- Screen Reader HTML Support – Lookup tetralogical.github.io
- TetraLogical/screen-reader-HTML-support github.com
How screen readers support HTML
- Altoids by the Fistful § Scott Smitelli scottsmitelli.com
- Interview with demoscener – 0b5vr 6octaves.com
- Why “Systems Thinking” Isn’t Enough Anymore prairieoyster24.substack.com
Systems thinking emerged in the mid-20th century as a corrective to reductionism. It gave managers a language for interconnections, feedback, and unintended consequences. That was progress, for its time. But now the theory is showing its age.
- Aphex Twin, a Brixton squat and a load of wet mattresses: revisiting Telepathic Fish, the heart of the 90s chillout boom theguardian.com
Before it became naff music for health spas, chillout was cool – and this London club night was key. As a new generation carry its spirit forward, the originators remember the beats and bedding
- A Hitchhiker's Guide to the AI Bubble linkedin.com
- The Best Interfaces We Never Built - Christopher Butler chrbutler.com
The best interfaces we never built aren’t just sleeker screens — they’re fundamentally different approaches to creating that unique space for thinking, communicating, creating, and experiencing that makes technology truly exciting. We’ve spent two decades consolidating everything into glass rectangles. Perhaps it’s time to build something different.
- Don’t like joining in? Why it could be your superpower theguardian.com
- The New Yorker Roundup culture.ghost.io
Thoughts on "our" culture in three pieces from Kyle Chayka, Kelefa Sanneh, and Joshua Rothman
The vast majority of people on earth are going to drown in a lukewarm bath of AI gruel, and there is probably no effective means of mass resistance on their behalf. The consequences will be very bad. But it also means we’re likely to return to the common pattern of cultural consumption from previous centuries, where sophisticates live in their own separate taste world that is not AI-dominated. I refuse to believe this is an “elitist” position when anyone with self-determination and curiosity is also free to join in this separate taste world, and its members should encourage others to do so.
- Ben Potter - Does your positioning give you the business you need, for the life you want? - The MAP Room shows.acast.com
In this episode, Stuart Brown and Ben discuss the critical importance of agency positioning, exploring common pitfalls, the benefits of specialisation, and the impact of AI on agency strategies. They emphasise the need for clarity in positioning to attract the right clients and improve profitability. The discussion also covers the challenges of repositioning and the journey agencies must undertake to achieve successful outcomes.
Overview Analysis: Get a high-level summary of your component library across all pages, and print it on the canvas with a timestamp for versioning
- AI Is a Mass-Delusion Event theatlantic.com
- Can components conform to WCAG? hidde.blog
Here's why they technically can't, and why that makes sense to me.
- Linear sent me down a local-first rabbit hole bytemash.net
A deep dive into local-first architecture, triggered by wondering why Linear feels so fast. Looking at the technical implementation, exploring tools like Jazz and Electric SQL, and explaining why my next app might not need API endpoints.
- Linear sent me down a local-first rabbit hole | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
- Should we NEVER use non-logical properties? frontendmasters.com
- waydabber/BetterDisplay github.com
Unlock your displays on your Mac. Flexible HiDPI scaling, XDR/HDR extra brightness, virtual screens, DDC control, image adjustments, PIP/streaming, EDID override. More info - betterdisplay.pro/guide
#4k#brightness#ddc#display#edid#flexible#hdmi#hidpi #mac #macos#override #resolution #retina#scaling #screen#virtual#xdr Digging deeper into the data, which comes from the Understanding America Study, we can see that people in their twenties and thirties in particular report feeling increasingly easily distracted and careless, less tenacious and less likely to make and deliver on commitments.
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- Myths, Mess, and What Actually Matters - by Zoe Scaman zoescaman.substack.com
There is no meaningful path to success today that doesn’t deeply embed AI and data into the core of the business. Not as an add-on. Not as a side initiative. And definitely not as something managed in a silo, away from the day-to-day realities of how the business actually runs. It has to be foundational.
We think we've found one of the most important and exciting bikes of the year, the new Canyon Endurace AllRoad, precisely because it's built for the real world. Featuring the smart and reliable Shimano CUES groupset and a frame designed for ultimate versatility, this is a bike that proves you don't need to spend a fortune to have a brilliant ride.
When systems try to meet everyone's needs, they don't stand for anything unique. Without a strong opinion, you can have an infinitely flexible but ultimately forgettable set of rules and constraints.
- How to Network as an Introvert | Hacker News news.ycombinator.com
The best way to network well is to stop giving a shit about doing it well.
I'd like to explain why it really is time to send the DOM and its assorted APIs off to a farm somewhere, with some ideas on how.
More and more, debates are shaped by a mindset that sees the world as a fixed pie—where one person’s or one group’s gain is another’s loss. That mindset is known as zero-sum thinking. And it is crucial to understanding the politics and economics of America today.
Medium’s recap, financial turnaround, and difficult path back to health.
The point here is that the cyberspace close to me is filled with these new, similar people. The people close to me in the real world are pushed away, because, by comparison, they are foreign, alien, strangers.
- Logo Modernism - TASCHEN Books taschen.com
Examine the distillation of modernism in graphic design with this vast collection of approximately 6,000 logos from 1940–1980. Ranging from media outfits to retail giants, airlines to art galleries, these clean, clear visual concepts may be seen as the visual birth of corporate identity.