In his book Notes on the Synthesis of Form Christopher Alexander writes about how to design buildings: “[A good design is an] effort to ach
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We break down Nir Eyal's system for turning down the noise and getting work done
Let me know if you’ve ever felt this way: Everything is piling up. Emails, todos, housework, bills, taxes, books to read. It’s endless. You
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Adobe’s CPO on relentlessly taking action even on the problems no one is talking about
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Harnessing the power of surprise to build writing that spreads
My subconscious pursuit of love and respect
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An MIT PhD reveals his process for researching the future of programming
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This week’s article is dedicated to the memory of George Floyd and the millions of people who have suffered racial injustice in America. Na
In fourth grade my teacher referred to me in a report card as a “nutty professor.” The verdict from the elementary academy was clear: Head i
Hey! Dan here. If you're an introspective person, you probably spend a lot of time asking yourself how things are going: Do I like this? Do
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The phrase “the medium is the message” predicted much of the internet era. But what does it actually mean?
Marie Poulin gives a tour through the most impressive Notion setup I've ever seen
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“The first step to a new cosmogony is a step back” — Paul Feyerbend, Against Method Raise your hand if you’ve murdered an idea. I have. It
