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UX design
fromMedium
5 days ago

Designing for signals: how intent & instrumentation shape AI-powered experiences

Designers must shift from crafting static interfaces to defining signals that map user intent, enabling generative systems to learn, adapt, and improve meaningful user progress.
fromMedium
5 days ago

Designing for signals: how intent & instrumentation shape AI-powered experiences

the interfaces we aim to make frictionless, the journeys that help users find value, and the connection to the business outcomes we hope to achieve. That work is becoming even more important today. As AI-driven and generative tools move into our day-to-day workflows, the experiences we design no longer stop at the interface. Interfaces can now generate, adapt, and learn from what users do next. The quality of those learning loops depends on the quality of the signals we build into them.
UX design
DevOps
fromNew Relic
1 month ago

How to survive a horror movie (if that movie is your prod environment)

Missing or orphaned spans fragment distributed traces and obscure root causes, requiring fixes to collection limits, parent IDs, and instrumentation to restore trace continuity.
Music
fromPitchfork
1 month ago

Cusp: What I Want Doesn't Want Me Back

Cusp moved to Chicago, expanded to a quintet, and broadened their guitar-forward indie-rock with synths, pedal steel, tambourine, and richer vocal harmonies.
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