Enjoyed this article about trippy Insta self-help graphics but seems odd that it doesn't mention the lineage of these motifs / their connection to wellness being rooted in the design of '70s works like the Whole Earth Catalog, Be Here Now, small self-published New Age texts etc.! https://t.co/HKGJ8fFdBh pic.twitter.com/7BcRZ5YAdV— Elizabeth Goodspeed (@domesticetch) February 11, 2021

LLMs are highly non-deterministic, which presents a huge design challenge: we've never built non-deterministic software, it's always been based off of branching logic and restricted options (hence: the GUI)— Neal Khosla (@nealkhosla) February 25, 2023

"Form follows function" is a famous idea that makes us think of buildings with little or no ornamentation.But Louis Sullivan, the man who came up with the phrase in 1896, designed buildings like the one below.So what does "form follows function" actually mean? pic.twitter.com/8AnuZaF645— The Cultural Tutor (@culturaltutor) November 5, 2022

Interestingly, the app was first dubbed “Find my Family”. Management (read: Steve) found the entire idea of location tracking deeply creepy. It led to a very long design process with dozens of beautiful and wacky app concepts to make it less… stalky and more friendly.— Sebastiaan de With (@sdw) August 20, 2022