Insights
Engineering write-ups from the team, seeded by whoever actually built the thing being described.
Automation that halves the easy cases and doubles the hard ones is a loss.
Measure. Move to specialised infrastructure when you have a measurement that says you must.
Most teams discover they have a knowledge problem wearing a behaviour problem's clothes.
A production RAG system is mostly a search system with a language model on the end. Teams that treat it that way get systems that hold up.
Assume the model will at some point follow instructions it found in content. Then ask what it could do.
"Your data never leaves the device" is an architecture. "We do not store your data" is a policy.
Users tolerate delay they can see and distrust apps that silently lose work.
Row-level security turns "remember to filter by tenant" from a convention into an enforced constraint.
Designing as though your database is authoritative produces users who paid and cannot access what they bought.
Your rollback is halting the rollout and shipping a fix forward through review.
An architecture where the data never reaches you does not depend on anyone's conduct.
Cost per successful outcome, not cost per call. A cheaper model that needs two attempts is not cheaper.
Anyone who tells you one is simply better has not shipped enough of both.
A prompt is code. Changing it should trigger the same evaluation suite as changing a function.
A quote that asks hard questions first is more likely to be accurate than one that gives a confident number immediately.
A full-screen intro animation is an LCP of however long the animation runs.
The difference between a good engagement and a bad one is rarely rate. It is whether you checked the right things.
App review is a system you depend on and do not control, with a variable response time. Plan for it accordingly.
Install volume is a vanity number if those users leave within a week.
If you can draw the flowchart, build the flowchart.
The best way to truly understand a new field is to immerse yourself in it and use it authentically.
You’ve heard of AI, but get ready for AI with an artistic flair.
One subset of motion design that deserves close attention is scrollytelling or immersive scrolling.
As designers, we all have those days where the inspiration just isn’t flowing.
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