I think I get why Cavill bailed on The Witcher.

Where we once had Jobs vs Gates, we now have Musk vs Zuckerberg, and I honestly don’t think I’ve missed Steve Jobs more than I do right now.

The problem with design maturity models is they seem one-directional. They seem to seek the maturity of the business to understand design value, but don't talk about the maturity of the design organisation to understand the business

X: Did you map out the AI space? Me: I got together around 50 people who first chose words they thought mattered for the future of AI, we categorised those into themes, created maps of those themes, added investment areas, and then aggregated this to create a priority list ...

My company pays for Linkedin Learning for all employees as an L&D thing, which - fine. There's some good stuff there (Gary Hustwit's films but I digress) Just saw this and it's the most Linkedin thing I think I've ever seen 😂

Don't sleep on these 5 hot Figma resources! Thread 👇

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Came across an old gem—a framework from Jeff Bezos around data and anecdotes:

Up to a week ago I could rock our darling little 18 month old to bed. Would sometimes take longer than others, but it would work. This week - nothing. She flicks her head back, kicks her legs, screams. What the fuck happened? Where did my sleepy angel go? 😭😭😭

This X thing is a pretty good Twitter knockoff

Awww... poor Twitter. Lots is happening buddy, but the short version is you've been acquired by a billionaire, and you're being shelled out and used for parts on his way to making something that is fundamentally different to what you thought you'd be. So long old pal.

Can someone help me? I'm looking for a Erika Hall quote that I'm fairly certain she said and I didn't make up - along the lines of "Quant data is lagging indicators, qual can help explore the future". I'm sure it was part of a post, but no idea where or when

Watching Only Murders in the Building and I can’t get over how much Jane Lynch looks like James Hoffmann

Hey The Race - can you explain why a YouTube video player is a marketing cookie and not a functional cookie? Functional cookies enable functionality, marketing cookies track users. Not sure if this is a you thing, or a YouTube thing, but thought it worth asking