Embrace the uncertainty
Nobody knows what the future of software engineering looks like, and that's incredibly uncomfortable. But instead of waiting for someone to hand us the answer, I think the move is to embrace the uncertainty, because these moments of deep uncertainty have historically been moments of extraordinary opportunity.
Yes, Learning to Code Is Still Valuable
Every few weeks, someone shares a bold opinion: "Don't bother learning to code, AI will do it all." I've seen this from VCs, influencers, and people who have...
Build something silly – Anton Sten
The most important thing non-technical people can do right now isn't learning about AI. It's building something with it.
The return of the intuitive designer in the age of AI
Stay relevant by honing your intuition, not your process
Give your agent a stopwatch
A post by Brian Lovin
State of UX in 2026
UX faced instability from layoffs, hiring freezes, and AI hype; now, the field is stabilizing, but differentiation and business impact are vital.
The 90% Problem: Why other's AI's designs may become your problem
The unfortunate reality of how many companies use AI
Your AI coding agents need a manager
In the near future, high-leverage developers look like async-first managers running parallel AI coding agents. The skills that make someone a strong tech lea...
The Formula That Changed How I Think About Design
A few years ago, I stumbled across a formula from Kurt Lewin, a psychologist working in the 1930s and 40s: B = f(P, E) Behavior is a function of the Person and the Environment. Lewin was explaining…
The Courage to Reset: A manifesto
On unlearning, relearning, and design leadership in 2026
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