Dear (future) designer: don’t learn how to code
Learn terminology, and become a better communicator
Learn terminology, and become a better communicator
Last week I published the report on designer layoffs, this week I want to take a look at the other side — why do designers leave? It’s the second iteration of last year’s report but with additional data and insights.
Venturing into the world of AI-driven content requires a nuanced understanding of the intricacies involved. Therefore, this article delves into key complexities to consider before integrating AI-generated content into projects:
On October 3, 2023, a significant announcement from Gmail and Yahoo marked a turning point in email communication standards. These leading email service providers introduced new sender requirements, set to be implemented in February 2024, aimed at combating the ever-increasing challenge of spam and enhancing email security.
In 2023, AI—and specifically generative AI—has unequivocally gone mainstream. It seems like everyone has played around with large language models (LLMs)—and, with upwards of 100 million weekly active users, ChatGPT has practically become a household name.
Unraveling the unexpected reason behind my Google interview fallout and a year-long wait to reapply.
Retaliation, targeted eliminations, legal disputes, and other horror stories from the tech industry
Fortunately, accessibility has been discussed a lot lately, but evidently, some biases and myths are still to be debunked.
What follows is an analysis of the full text of GPLv1, which holds a significant place in history as the foundation of the free and open-source software movements. GPL versions 2 and 3 continue to sustain the Linux kernel, along with the majority of the GNU/Linux ecosystem.
Shopify’s real-time data visualization shows just how much money shoppers spend over Black Friday and Cyber Monday.