There was a brief period ~10 years ago when tech companies cared about UX and I miss it so much. Now everything is flashier, but it sucks. The jobs “UX designer” and “interaction designer” are more or less gone While it’s become easier to ship good UX, it’s also become quite

Finally OpenAI's model naming makes sense now gpt-5-pro gpt-5-mini gpt-5-nano gpt-oss-120b gpt-oss-20b gpt-image-1 Hopefully they don't go and spoil it 2 months later by launching gpt-5.1o-turbo or something weird like that

Things to sidestep now, thanks to AI: em dashes, “certainly”, “delve” “it’s not X, it’s Y” in writing Any sort of purple or cool-tinted gradients in design Lucide icons, system fonts, built-in Tailwind CSS colors “Fade-in and translate up from -1px” CSS transitions that

I think the insane difficulty of going from zero to one is what attracts people to the MVP idea: 1. launch a series of half-baked ideas 2. see what sticks 3. build what stuck But can only play this “throw shit on the wall” strategy if you’re flexible on the idea If you want

Black hat hackers and phishing groups are gonna have such a field day with a tool like this