steel: armco, middletown, ohio. edward weston, october 1922.
the most beautiful my hometown has ever looked. the future gets built faster when people can see it as beautiful.
who's shooting data centers and battery plants like this?
the most beautiful my hometown has ever looked. the future gets built faster when people can see it as beautiful.
who's shooting data centers and battery plants like this?
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every company runs on a worldview, whether it's written down or not.
but most aren't, so they don't show up coherently.
i'm working on a brand system for the studio and started with a philosophy.md
most friction in creative direction is upstream of what you think the work is
but most aren't, so they don't show up coherently.
i'm working on a brand system for the studio and started with a philosophy.md
most friction in creative direction is upstream of what you think the work is
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returning to it every day like the breath in a meditation
"the courage to be happy also includes the courage to be disliked. when you have gained that courage, your interpersonal relationships will all at once change into things of lightness"
"the courage to be happy also includes the courage to be disliked. when you have gained that courage, your interpersonal relationships will all at once change into things of lightness"
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why haven't you listened to the baby can't nap or toddler in the car station we made for you?
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everyone arguing about whether they start their design process in figma or in claude code. i like to start mine here
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the diamond. i find i do it best when i get in a walk or workout and come back to be the editor for r2
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like how every american university has a seal *and* a logo you can decipher on the side of a football helmet
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"once one embarks on a concept for a building, this concept has to be exaggerated and overstated and repeated in every part of its interior so that wherever you are, inside or outside, the building sings with the same message"
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ansel adams put his photography into two buckets: assignments from without and assignments from within.
client work and creative work. client work paid for creative work. producing creative work led to more client work.
that split is about to hit almost everyone. a side quest building tools and agents themselves to keep up at the job they already have.
client work and creative work. client work paid for creative work. producing creative work led to more client work.
that split is about to hit almost everyone. a side quest building tools and agents themselves to keep up at the job they already have.
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“So because indicators direct one’s activities, you should guard against overreacting. This you can do by *pairing* indicators, so that together effect and counter-effect are measured.”
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“Now, here, you see, it takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place.
If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that!”
If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast as that!”
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Twelve years ago today (!) @dickersonjames, @ryantinker, and I shipped our first iPhone app Leap on leap day 2012
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@linear I feel like I’ve seen this somewhere but I just can’t put my finger on it 🤔
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Your work is nothing but small details, small details that leave an outsized impression blog.codinghorror.com/this-is-all-yo…
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The (slightly) reassuring realization that *all* designers feel like imposters bloomberg.com/features/2015-…
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@cramer And those unable or unwilling to create binding myths are doomed when adaptation and change become necessary
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@cramer And the company must use those myths—their cause or purpose—to foster trust with people in the market
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Myth telling is the sole binding agent of a company. Without it we're strangers with loosely aligned incentives
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Achievement depends on patience and, counterintuitively, desirelessness
from the masterpiece Siddhartha
from the masterpiece Siddhartha
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No product interaction is neutral. We form relationships with our tools. Accept it. medium.com/facebook-desig…
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The reason startup founders can safely be nice is that making great things is compounded paulgraham.com/safe.html
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Widen our sources of fuel and raise our tolerance for hard work scottberkun.com/essays/how-to-…
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Don’t let your product become that flaky friend we all *used to* have medium.com/i-m-h-o/nine-u…
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“Doing anything less undermines the whole point of being alive.” —@stewart medium.com/@stewart/rules…
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Love this shit. From @sambrown and medium.com/@sambrown/desi…
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I know a lot of young guys who are older than me youtu.be/uKJaZDGVNWA
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Come shape the future of @ahalogy with me. We're hiring a product designer buff.ly/19QFrOM
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@cramer and this David A. Smith work for John Mayer was incredible vimeo.com/60647216
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This is a fascinating doc: Gentlemen of Letters - A Dublin Sign Painting Film vimeo.com/81921161
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This cover of Royals is better than yours youtu.be/dm3ZEMQf98k
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@ryantinker should tea not do it for you anymore youtu.be/HA7cowTmjWw
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@iA Reads better—and looks better—without the text-transform
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@matingmind @julien Damnit why didn't I think of that. Honorable mention: Bo Jackson: youtube.com/watch?v=Cmsmqu…
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Walk and Talk the Vote - West Wing Reunion: youtu.be/v52FLMOPSig
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@kylemboston say hi to your mother for me: hulu.com/watch/37753
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I love the copy in this new Axe spot. Yes I just said that. youtu.be/PX5PsV2uMVg
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This first teaser for The Master is incredible: youtu.be/9oZDKFoCqAw
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