designerarvid

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by designerarvid 4mo ago
The benefit here is designers learning to code. It was always weird to me that designers were shaping software without knowing how it was built. I'm a designer btw. However, designing in code is technology-first. One could argue that t
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by designerarvid 5mo ago
Just refactor and rebrand all of it as Claude Code and see it as one process.
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by designerarvid 5mo ago
HTML-in-Canvas-in-HTML. Yo dawg.
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by designerarvid 5mo ago
People still wear masks? Which part of the world? Haven’t seen a single on since 2022 in Sweden.
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by designerarvid 5mo ago
That’s a good name! I often resort to “there are many ways to slice a cake”, less sophisticated blunt gets the point across.
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by designerarvid 5mo ago
What percentage of listened music is AI for you? What about your friends? Your mother’s friends? AI music is yet to be anything but a curiosity. Recorded music changed so much about everyday life that you can’t imagine the world before it.
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by designerarvid 5mo ago
That’s the international publisher’s mistake. The text is famous for being similar in style to the preserved Icelandic originals. It’s quite authentic.
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by designerarvid 5mo ago
Zoom out and take an anthropological view: relevant human skills become irrelevant over time. I’m not here to say that’s good or fun.
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by designerarvid 5mo ago
Just reread this[0] classic piece that captures Viking life. It holds up so well. [0] https://www.amazon.com/Long-Ships-Review-Books-Classics/dp/1...
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by designerarvid 5mo ago
How good are you at writing assembly? What about junior people that take an introductory course in assembly but never practice it. Maybe I’m pushing it a bit, I know, but a couple of decades ago you could’ve been asking this instead.
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by designerarvid 5mo ago
I think that the analogy of recorded music best captures your feeling. Not the exact technological and economic transformation that is happening, but the feeling. Some 120 years ago recordings music was a living phenomena produced in the mo
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by designerarvid 6mo ago
When the canned sentence structures of LLMs are frequent and unaltered throughout an article like this, I always wonder whether the thinking also has been done mainly by the machine.
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
Maybe you’re talking to the wrong people? Management consultants spontaneously express their love for excel without being prompted. I’ve even seen it at parties.
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
That is a question about which copyrights are enforced. Different question.
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
GenZ?
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
Reproducing someone’s intellectual property and publishing it is exactly what constitutes a copyright violation. You can retype someone’s book with your keyboard, it’s still not yours.
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
And lots of bad conscious from all the oil.
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
People have predicted the end of the world for literally thousands of years. Should’ve happened by now, right?
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
Plato, and Heraclitus before him, both thought that society would eventually collapse. They sounded smart but would’ve been quite surprised to see what we’ve done with the world.
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
All email conversations in Swedish public institutions are basically a public act and any citizen can request an extract of them.
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
Easily explained by the fact that writing some types of software and seeing people using it is fun. Some people take photos for free also. Doesn’t apply everywhere though.
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
There’s actually research to support the claim you’re making here (Elaboration Likelihood Model). When forming attitudes in an area where one doesn’t care, one tends to rely more on who is saying it than what is being said. The opposite is
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
Not small, essential
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
Maybe the author is not that informed? Maximum readability for humans is black text on light grey. Contrast is not the only thing that matters.
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
Stupid rule. In that case, why ever change a color? Just stick to ensuring WCAG 2 AA rating. If your awesome design isn’t AA there better be a good reason. If it is, everything’s fine.
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by designerarvid 7mo ago
In Sweden, kids have stopped showering after PE class due to this concern. The world is not deterministic, and we can shape norms of how we interact with each other. We don't have to accept being constantly recorded just because the te
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by designerarvid 8mo ago
Not to get into politics too much, but surely that is a bit different. EU right wing populism and conservative raise had been slowly happening for some 15-20 years. US for 14 months.
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by designerarvid 8mo ago
During the 90’s economic crisis all drafters drawing building blueprints by hand disappeared from the Swedish construction industry. Engineers started using CAD instead Just one example of how this has happened again and again.
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by designerarvid 8mo ago
What countries apart from the US are experiencing this shift?
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by designerarvid 8mo ago
Maybe people believe that the US is better off not having a government that coerces private companies? This is a way of showing that. /non-US and just guessing

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