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What does it mean, exactly, for a design system to be “AI ready”?
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Some of the best advice I ever received came years ago from a coworker named Joe.
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It’s been quiet around here.
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Mindfulness in plain english Hiking north of the Arctic Circle along Sweden’s Kungsleden How to start and feed a sourdough starter Baking something special for someone you love What it’s like to be a bat Pair reading The Zen poetry of Taigu Ryōkan Spending
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The grand prophecy of agentic programming goes something like this: in the not-so-distant future, we puny humans—limited as we are by our tiny working memory and limited cognitive abilities—will no longer build software “by hand.”
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In Among the Agents, Dean Ball writes: I joke sometimes that using AI, and especially using coding agents, is a bit like playing the piano.
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For decades after Racter first composed The Policeman’s Beard is Half-Constructed (and likely for decades before that), the creation of machines that compose poetry has served as a quixotic pursuit for a small subset of artist-computer scientists enthrall…
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It was a year of two halves.
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Lately, I’ve been thinking about the many metaphors we use as shorthand for describing and understanding large language models (LLMs).
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It is reading season.
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In Technology and the Lifeworld, philosopher of technology Don Ihde discusses how the invention of the clock radically shifted both humankind’s perception of time, as well as what we determined to be most salient in the measurement of time.