#Development #Analyses
Why AI sucks at front-end · The many moving targets it can’t hit https://ilo.im/16c3zx

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#AI #Complexity #Design #UiDesign #WebDesign #Browsers #WebDev #Frontend #HTML #CSS

Why AI Sucks At Front End · April 12, 2026

How can it generate 3D worlds, videos, images and entire web pages, but still suck at front-end?

nerdy.dev

The Problem That Built an Industry

「 The infrastructure that booked those flights was designed in 1960. It runs on an operating system that predates Unix. It speaks a command language built for teletypes. It has been running continuously, without a full rewrite, for over six decades — and it handles roughly 10,000 transactions per second at peak 」

https://ajitem.com/blog/iron-core-part-1-the-problem-that-built-an-industry/

#system #complexity #retrocomputing

The Problem That Built an Industry

How a conversation on a plane in 1953 became the software that processes 10,000 flight bookings per second — and why it still does.

Hi @evan
regarding 'keeps things simple' - have you looked into #RFC9421?
(Looking at you, Innerlist https://doi.org/10.17487/RFC9421)

All this #complexity for what benefit?

@julian @fedify

P.S.: I don't consider #ActivityPub to be simple in the first place, so hard to keep it simple that way.

Information on RFC 9421 » RFC Editor

There’s a reason simplicity is so persuasive.

It might not clarify things, but it relieves us.

The moment we stay with the full complexity of something, we run into a limit: of knowledge, of control, of certainty.

And that’s not a place we’re trained to sit in.

So we reach for something cleaner. Something that feels resolved.

It might not be true, but it lets us move on.

https://open.substack.com/pub/associationredefine/p/complexity-isnt-the-enemy-simplicity?utm_campaign=post-expanded-share&utm_medium=web

#SystemsThinking
#Complexity
#Sensemaking
#Democracy
#CriticalThinking
#CivicDesign

Verheerende Angriffswelle: Hacker kapern Onlineshops und schleusen Schadcode ein - Golem.de

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Hi @julian @fedify,
#complexity benefits the big players. That's huge harm to diverse #federation. Challenge it, refuse it, stop it.

Most #bug reports don’t fail because of #complexity
They fail because of a lack of clarity.

A well-written bug report = #faster fixes + better product #quality.

Read More: https://www.testrigtechnologies.com/how-to-write-a-better-bug-report/

#QAtesting #softwaretesting #report

New post: P vs NP through a boundary dynamics lens.

Not a proof — a reframing.

What if complexity isn’t about computation, but about reachability?

• Solutions can exist
• Be recognisable
• Yet remain inaccessible

We introduce Boundary Resistance — the structural “friction” that limits traversal.

Applies across maths, physics, biology, and systems.

🐾 Some doors exist. Not all have handles.

https://open.substack.com/pub/hybridmind42/p/paper-35-boundary-filtered-persistence

#Mathematics #Complexity #PvsNP #SystemsThinking #HybridMind42 #BoundaryDynamics

Paper 3.5 | Boundary-Filtered Persistence: P vs NP as Boundary Admissibility

A Boundary-Admissibility Interpretation of Computational Complexity

Hybridmind42
If you measure changes in these 39 values over time—as someone feels more or less outgoing at times during the day, or more or less lonely over a week—then the moving graph starts to approximate reality pretty well.
#Psychology #Science #Graphics #Human #Complexity

Here’s an explanation of the real autism “spectrum”, showing 39 traits. These are the more easily recognized ones, so far.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/the-autism-spectrum-isnt-a-sliding-scale-39-traits-show-the-complexity

It shows the complexities of human psychology.
#Psychology #Science #Graphics #Human #Complexity

The autism spectrum isn’t a sliding scale; 39 traits show the complexity

The autism spectrum is big, vibrant and complicated, a new graphic of 39 traits shows

Scientific American