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Gareth #Southgate drinks 0% shandies

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Just referred to Fred Again as Edm Sheeran and i’m very, very proud of myself

AI-heavy-lifting-to-human-in-the-loop really is an unavoidable evolution in workflow isn't it

Fauxthenticity. Visiting old towns in far away lands that have had their souls gutted out and replaced by homeware stores and coffee roasters.

Isn’t it as simple as the fact that the man is the face of the business. And this face has a personality (unlike the technology he’s building) which is revealing itself to be more warped, sinister and problematic than we’d ever really realised?

Back on LWSTD.FM with Andy Theakstone in a couple of hours, and monthly on the third Friday from now on. Shout to the whole team for having us. 3:00-5:00pm... lovewillsavetheday.fm

It’s called Design, folks.

My mother, Dr. Shyamala Gopalan Harris, came to the United States from India at 19. She taught me and my sister, Maya, about courage and determination. It is thanks to her that I am ready to lead us forward.

Committing in public to starting the #14daysofai challenge, for the sake of accountability, if nothing else #100school / @100schoolhq 100school.com/atomic-challen…

Live (well, prerecorded) on LWSTD.FM for the next 2 with my big brother Adam Mench standing in for Andy Theakstone. lovewillsavetheday.fm

software is still about thinking software has always been about taking ambiguous human needs and crystallizing them into precise, interlocking systems. the craft is in the breakdown: which abstractions to create, where boundaries should live, how pieces communicate. coding with

Yes, yes and yes.

If we're all just becoming writers (shaping and refining prompts), could it be that the people who studied English Literature and Journalism are the real winners? Or is it simply that the ability to create a good design brief is relevant again?

I reference this in a design/technology context so much. Product 'marketing', education and collaboration is 99% ensuring that what we consistently obsess over as practitioners is not just externalised, or acknowledged, but properly absorbed. Otherwise we're screwed.

One interesting observation in this chart is the claim that demand has flipped from designers to PMs. It frames this as if orgs suddenly want fewer designers and more PMs, but that feels rooted in legacy titles, not how the work is actually getting done. On most product teams

I genuinely think the term 'Design' is damaging/limiting to individuals. I’'ve long thought what it might mean to use the principles without the title to side-step the negative associations and preconceptions. Design Founders are often special, for good reason.