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The Nature of Software • Buttondown

Surprised, unsurprised, and delighted by the patterns which connect Christopher Alexander's Nature of Order, Bateson, cybernetics, etc. I haven't read Nature of Order, but I'm getting a tantalizing taste through @doriantaylor's The Nature of Software.

Welcome to App::IBIS: We Have Issues.

@doriantaylor Getting a 403 forbidden error when trying to use 🤔

Carbon Design System - Carbon Design System

The (non)sense of online advertising: when the numbers don’t add up - The Correspondent

@Carnage4Life The global pandemic has been quite the confounding variable. There’s so much fraud & snake oil in targeted advertising. The bubble has been getting ready to burst for over a decade. I worked in, with, and on adtech just long enough to see it and get out.

(500) https://pxlnv.com/blog/ad-tech-revenue-statements-app-tracking-transparency/

@suresh_dot_com @Carnage4Life Good point. This piece explores some of that data. As far as I can tell, it appears ATT is a very convenient scapegoat. Relatedly, I've never seen an equitable behavioral targeting ad campaign outperform opted-in demographic/contextual/geo/tech targeting

Milkshake Duck - Wikipedia

Moire Kelim Rug - Design Within Reach

Stradivari Professional : La Pavoni

The Simple Way to Conduct a UX Audit | JOE NATOLI'S UX 365 ACADEMY

Modern Hiring Software & Applicant Tracking System | Breezy HR

@mialoira

Hi — Capture. Write. Publish.

Very much missing @sayhi and these days. It wasn’t the platform we deserved, but it was so nourishing. Anything like it out there now? @craigmod

(500) https://doriantaylor.com/why-build-software-when-you-can-define-it

@doriantaylor Prescient:

Frank Chimero – From the Porch to the Street

I think about this a lot. Brings to mind @frank_chimero’s From the Porch to the Street: “…there is some value to Twitter, but the social musing we did early on no longer fits.” “…if you’ve been on Twitter a while, it’s changed out from under you.”

Scenario planning - Wikipedia

Strategic and necessary

“When I choose to see the good side of things, I’m not being naive. It is strategic and necessary.” Haven’t seen the movie but this resonates deeply.

Mind-Tickling Tactics | Jorge Arango

“Solve a puzzle by gaining a new understanding of relationships between elements. Experience creative breakthrough after re-framing a situation. Understand a challenging concept after finding an analogy that integrates new ideas into existing knowledge.”

An Introduction to Multi-Platform Design Systems | dbanksdesign

5 Things I Wish I’d Known Before Starting a Design System at Spotify | by Spotify Design | Spotify Design | Medium

Encore

Why big data is not a priority anymore, and other key AI trends to watch – GeekWire

“Big data is not a priority anymore, in my opinion,” said Stanford computer science professor Carlos Guestrin. “You can solve complex problems with little data.”

Mission-oriented innovation - a handbook from Vinnova | Vinnova

@janchip @cityofsound @theasnow I'm also interested in buying a physical copy. I found the PDF of Designing Missions on the Vinnova site.

Decision theory - Wikipedia

UX Methods

(500) https://www.nngroup.com/articles/content-strategy/

@halvorson @BrainTraffic Are you familiar with Content Strategy 101 Kristina? 🥲

Wilkinson | The "Tender Technicians" of Nielsen Norman Group Videos | Weave: Journal of Library User Experience

The Log from the Sea of Cortez: John Steinbeck’s Forgotten Masterpiece on How to Think and the Art of Seeing the Pattern Beyond the Particular – The Marginalian

Exception | CUBE CSS

Rational planning model - Wikipedia

Relatedly, the relational planning model is a fascinating adjacent rabbit hole.

Industrial and organizational psychology - Wikipedia

Organizational behavior - Wikipedia

Rational planning model - Wikipedia

The comprehensive organization and analysis of the information The potential consequences of each option The probability that each potential outcome would materialize The value (or utility) placed on each potential outcome

Transportation planning - Wikipedia

Urban planning - Wikipedia

Communicative planning - Wikipedia

Can't have one without the other.

System of systems engineering - Wikipedia

Wikipedia:Database download - Wikipedia

Web 3.0: You Say You're on a Revolution?

"Web 1.0 started as a streaming publish-to-read medium; web 2.0 has established itself as a publishing platform for everyone. Now web 3.0 is said to be a technologically advanced Internet, where the user executes and the machines do the thinking."

Information Architects

Unfettered brilliance

Industrial and organizational psychology - Wikipedia

Industrial and organizational psychology is a worthwhile rabbit hole.

Why is the classic camp storage item “Trunk Cargo” so popular? – GO OUT

@mulegirl I have been evaluating the business case for starting an import company just to bring their sub-brand’s totes to the United States. I have like 20 Toyo boxes 🫣.

Wolf Tooth Pack Pliers - Master Link Combo Pliers – Wolf Tooth Components

Untitled (https://www.facebook.com/unsupportedbrowser?_rdr)

@jcolman Reminds me of @tejucole’s “FABLE” post about another noise monster in 2016

How to Communicate Your Company’s Strategy Effectively

RT @swardley: HBR is comically bad -"How to Communicate Your Company’s Strategy Effectively" . Opening image is a map of a playing field and then it completely fails to discuss any form of maps. PS. Secret is in the map, that's why we use them from sports to military.

On Bullshit - Wikipedia

GPT3 could learn a thing or two from On Bullshit by Harry G. Frankfurt: “Bullshit is speech intended to persuade without regard for truth.”

Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yl7g13_Un_I)

RT @PavelASamsonov: Recording of my talk at @ProductMakers is now up! Gathering my random thoughts into a single presentation from across years of tweeting was really helpful to organize my thinking, and hopefully it makes sense to other people too.

Living Zero Waste in Auckland, New Zealand • Ludwig Wendzich

Fedifinder

RT @FiloSottile: Folks, the time to run or is now. You don't need to have an account elsewhere yet. Download the CSVs while you can, and you can import them later. go go go go

Debirdify

RT @FiloSottile: Folks, the time to run or is now. You don't need to have an account elsewhere yet. Download the CSVs while you can, and you can import them later. go go go go

Christian Alden Jacobs (@[email protected]) - Mastodon

Did @Twitter layoff or overrule everyone who has a basic understanding of HCI, design research, and idk, people? Hmu on Mastodon.

George Lakoff’s “Framing 101”. It is not an accident that… | by 🙄 | Medium

Covert-Klyn IA Model - IA Conference 2022

Men's Permanent Collection - All Wardrobe Essentials | ASKET

Adactio: Journal—Today, the distant future

Artificial Intelligence Seen Through the Lens of Bateson's Ecology of Mind. - Document - Gale Academic OneFile

René Girard - Wikipedia

Henry George - Wikipedia

First Order Cybernetics | SpringerLink

(500) https://www.aaronsw.com/weblog/nummi

Today is ten years since we lost @aaronsw. "No, you can’t force other people to change. You can, however, change just about everything else. And usually, that’s enough."

Alan Kay - Wikipedia

Buckminster Fuller - Wikipedia

How the Ice Cube Lost Its Mystery

topological sorting - Google Search

Topological sorting - Wikipedia

Graph theory - Wikipedia

Keep it simple: designing a user-centred digital information system to support chronic disease management in low/middle-income countries | BMJ Health & Care Informatics

(500) https://www.biolinguagem.com/ling_cog_cult/bateson_1972_%20logicalcategories_learningcommunication.pdf

Pattern Wise, System Foolish

RT @eaton: Sometimes you get so angry about an idea that you actually update the company blog.

Untitled (https://vimeo.com/456735890)

@johncutlefish This looks like a company approved video overview of the tool from a couple years ago, in case it may be helpful

Dancing With Systems - The Donella Meadows Project

@deanchahim Systems thinking helps. E.g. and Meadows’ greater body of work. Also see

Books in the Age of the iPad — by Craig Mod

RT @CAldenJacobs: @librarythingtim I remember going on and on about this idea in 2010 when @craigmod published Books in the Age of the iPad. Bookstores should be third places! Third places should be bookstores!

Gregory Bateson changed the way we think about changing ourselves | Aeon Essays

Untitled (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4kXikCNhD58&feature=youtu.be)

@leila_c on Ego and Altruism (updated link)