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Editorial illustration of a computer screen where the traditional desktop interface — windows, menus, icons, and folders — dissolves into particles from left to right, leaving behind a clean, empty space with a single line of text in warm amber: ‘What do you need?’ The image captures the quiet transition from the old working environment to a new one defined by intention rather than navigation.

05 Mar

Design & Systems

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March 5, 2026

You’re still designing for an architecture that no longer exists

Claude just showed us what replaced it.VISUAL 1: The Dissolved Interface. Generated with Gemini.Last Tuesday, I asked Claude to prepare...

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Sepia-toned, softly textured portrait of Adam Smith in an 18th-century style. He faces slightly to the right with a calm, serious expression, wearing a dark coat and white cravat. His powdered hair is styled in rounded side rolls typical of the period. The background is softly blurred and vignetted, giving the image a warm, archival, hand-sketched feel consistent with classical engraved portraits.

26 Feb

Design & Systems

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February 26, 2026

Dear diary, you’re the last good listener

Adam Smith on why 250 years of empathy still leaves us feeling unheard.Adam Smith — Image created with AIWe talk about empathy more tha...

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