David Gluzman

Hah.. well I guess I’m no longer running Twitter on my iMac Pro. NOT ENOUGH POWAH. Rofl.

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@shelley_wine It’s 2024 and this sorta news still feels like it should be from prohibition days. It’s well beyond dumb.

Heroku increasing prices and giving 2 weeks notice. Kinda a dick move @salesforce.

#lifetrack Birds of Mind - Don't Leave Me Here youtube.com/watch?v=FEx10n…

WTF.

You will never live if you are looking for the meaning of life. Fall in love with some activity and do it! Nobody ever figures out what life is all about and it doesn't matter.

The ability to tweet has turned into a feature and is no longer a platform.

…there’s something about live albums that can we awesome, or terrible. But when they’re good, wow they are good.

#lifetrack #album Odesza - The Last Goodbye Tour Live youtube.com/watch?v=K--Xip…

@IANRHARDING What if you can’t remember? ;)

Designers, stop putting so much focus on the big brand names you worked for and instead realign your efforts into showcasing your involvement in the outcomes you helped achieve.

Doing a lot of busy work these days. My #lifetrack during this is a bit of a throwback The Prodigy - Boom Boom Tap youtube.com/watch?v=5AzOdM…

Holy fucking shit. The cup overfloweth.

@IANRHARDING I think it has to do with experience over leadership. An experience designer should know that feedback is to help make the work better, not an attack on the person who created the work. Feedback in any form can easily be construed as an attack.

@D4V Perhaps a result of poor design leadership? Reviewing work should be seen as a means to encourage growth, collaboration, and improved outcomes. Something all designers (should) want.

Why do today’s designers not like saying the word “critique”?

@letkma Jumping on this… Have you tried doing anything with a Bank recently? They’re stuck in the 90s at best.

even now - in the year of our subterranean lords 2024 - why do I ever have to type my address into literally anything? and sure the browser knows it, sometimes, but you're still clicking on fields, clicking the autofill, sometimes in duplicate - or heaven help you if it's a PDF

with any luck a lot of UX writ large can just disappear entirely over time. like 80% of the stuff we need a UI for is inputting information and preferences, and ideally someday that's just digital-brennan sitting under the surface for me

“What is important is seldom urgent and what is urgent is seldom important. To get the important stuff done, avoid the demands of the urgent.” kk.org/thetechnium/10…

@D4V This comes into play when the previous generation, who bought homes in the 70s and have made millions in unrealized capital gains, pass away and those capital gains must be immediately paid by their estate and children. Fun times ahead.

#lifetrack #house Alexny - Conmbe youtube.com/watch?v=FFRrWL…

Lovely.