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.
Stjepan Štajduhar
stjepanstajduhar.com
Episode 21: Read a Damn Book
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Transactions with machines are perceived to be smoother than interactions with fellow humans.
In my experience, inspiration is not something that finds you, or offers itself to you, nor for that matter is faith. Inspiration and faith are similar in so far as they both ask something of us. They each require real and constant practical application. For me, inspiration comes only when I practice certain things regularly and rigorously. I must ... See more
Nick Cave • The Red Hand Files Issue #207
It seems like every time we get a tool that’s supposed to help us work better, faster, and smarter, it turns us into reactive, transactional, careless chaos monkeys.
Brie Wolfson • Good Cogs and Their Tools
There is a difference between generative UI vs. generated *state* to render in the UI. I'm hearing people jump to "generative UI" but I think this undervalues carefully designed UI with generated states.
Consider the calendar case. We don't need an AI to figure out how to design the display of a calendar. We can design ... See more
Ryan Singerx.comWHO THE FUCK TALKS LIKE THIS?
Knowledge work is 90% reading the room—intuition, context, feel.
I don’t want to spend my days hunting leads.
But this isn’t it.
Knowledge work is 90% reading the room—intuition, context, feel.
I don’t want to spend my days hunting leads.
But this isn’t it.
Nothing against AI
you’re still doomed to hit the ceiling of the game some other person designed for people like you to play.
Molly Mielke • callings
Additive ideas come to mind quickly and easily, but subtractive ideas require more cognitive effort. Because people are often moving fast and working with the first ideas that come to mind, they end up accepting additive solutions without considering subtraction at all.