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it's like r/ #Design but we pay you #Bitcoin for your #posts ⚡️𝙻𝚒𝚐𝚑𝚝𝚗𝚒𝚗𝚐? 𝑆𝑢𝑟𝑒! deSign_r@coinos.io 🔮 𝚗𝚘𝚜𝚝𝚛? 𝑌𝑒𝑠!... deSign_r@iris.to
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Quality is a trap ![](https://m.stacker.news/98012) Like cicadas emerging from the ground, design industry conversations about #quality seem to periodically erupt on social media. Also like cicadas, these articles are as predicable as they are irritating. Oftentimes these insufferable diatribes are speaking to, and lauding whatever aesthetic Apple marketing pages are using at the time of publication. This is surface-level faff, likely born of frustration around a perceived lack of #creative #freedom within their organization.
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QSymbolic Research & Design – “Quantum behavior, zero quantum hardware.” https://www.qsymbolic.com/ This project is part of a broader framework I call TSPF—the Triangle Symbolic Processing Framework—which explores symbolic entanglement, phase logic, and memory-level protocol design for security and computation. This isn’t a quantum computer, it’s a symbolic memory system that simulates some informational behaviors of quantum systems, like collapse-on-read, entanglement, and no-cloning, using deterministic classical logic and RAM. An intent to model quantum-like constraints for key exchange and secure memory using symbolic logic alone. Looks it actually works!
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Post-Chat UI: How LLMs are making traditional apps feel broken. First, there was the terminal. ![](https://m.stacker.news/97859) DOS You typed text. Scrolling text came back. It was: - Powerful - Flexible for power users - Easy to program But also, since it was centered around a blank input field, it was: - Daunting - Unintuitive - Bad for selecting and manipulating stuff Fortunately, in the intervening decades our user interfaces got much better. We got graphical interfaces. We got direct manipulation, visual navigation, and rich thoughtful user experiences. It was great! now...
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# What #creative #ideas have you been rambling on? image This post is meant to be a place for anyone to discuss a #WIP #projects, or an #idea worth to #build. Regardless of your #project being personal, professional, physical, digital, or even simply an #idea to brainstorm together. If you have any creative projects or ideas that you have been working on or want to eventually work on... This is a place for discussing those, gather initial feedback and feel more energetic on bringing it to the next level. ₿e #Creative, have #Fun! Share it with us at #Design #DIY #build #builderfan #AskNostr
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#Nike Podium - #DesignSystem #coCreation by Kurppa Hosk # Podium: A system of systems. > The design system that would one day become the Nike Podium Design System. ![](https://m.stacker.news/97709) As Nike’s digital footprint expanded, so did the complexity of its product ecosystem. With multiple teams, tools, and technologies working in parallel, the need for cohesion became increasingly urgent. Enter Podium — Nike’s design language system built to unify teams around a shared foundation of best-in-class design and engineering principles. ![](https://m.stacker.news/97710) Podium exists to help teams move faster, with greater purpose. Less wheel reinvention. More clarity, creativity, and consistency — all in service of Nike’s mission to help athletes everywhere.
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Death of a Fantastic Machine: A #Design #History #Documentary #Can You Believe Your Own Eyes? Not With AI > How economic forces have shaped what we see, from the earliest photography to the algorithms and AI of today. Part of The New York Times video series: Op-Docs: A film and text by Maximilien Van Aertryck and Axel Danielson: The camera is a tool — but to do what? Images shape our daily life, yet we rarely question how they’re made or why. As filmmakers, we’re fascinated by how humans use cameras and by the immense influence images have. For 15 years, we’ve investigated the history of the camera, and we’ve turned the material we gathered into a feature documentary, chronicling how people behind the camera went from capturing the image of a backyard to today’s multibillion-dollar content industry. The video above, “Death of a Fantastic Machine,” is a shorter version of that documentary, and here we focus on something that emerged as the key factor: how economic forces have shaped what we see, from the earliest photography to the algorithms and AI of today. Some say there are an estimated 45 billion cameras on earth today, giving humankind access to perspectives far beyond our own reach. But the very tool that could help us understand the world is increasingly used to distort it. With A.I., this distortion has reached a new level. When any photo or video can be manufactured, what happens to the camera’s credibility? Can we still trust what we see?