Stjepan Štajduhar
@stjepan
Dad of two and a husband of one. Very much into design, psychology and writing. Aging backwards in my mind, where everything is intertwined. Against the grain, always.
Stjepan Štajduhar
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Maybe cognitive minimalism— identifying which mental loops actually matter, and pruning the rest— isn't deprivation but liberation.
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my entire career strategy hangs on a strong belief that we are not going to see fully automated software generation in my lifetime.
but we are going to see an end to the ralph-loop, spec-driven-one-shot-dream, and the "end of white collar work" hype.
we're already seeing some high profile... See more
fjx.comAnd that, I think, gets at the heart of the confusion in the debate about whether AI will kill creativity. Because when we ask whether AI can be creative or whether it makes us less so, we are often collapsing different things into the same question. The quality of the output. The originality of the idea. The presence of a human self behind the... See more
Creativity After AI
Design is rendered care. Shortening the time from design to code means the products and services we build can be exponentially better. Having a strong point of view about how design should serve people is what actually makes them so.
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Great design is technology-agnostic. Knowing your materials is paramount, but what makes a designer valuable is a strong point of view about what the world should be, independent of the technology at hand.
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design as the search for a good fit between a form and its context. Context, in his sense, is not a background condition. It is the full set of forces that make a problem what it is: human needs, technical constraints, conflicting requirements, habits, edge cases, and relationships that are easy to miss until you spend time with them. Bad design... See more
X. It’s what’s happening
The hard part of design is rarely generating the form. It is understanding the problem well enough to know what and how something should exist at all.