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PMs: Culture, Code, Coffee & Chaos

Shefali implemented a no-slack-pings-post-7PM rule and prioritized team well-being over strict deadlines, leading to a better product outcome.
The startup where Shefali worked has now scaled, and her culture of thoughtful urgency still influences the organization.
Product roadmaps reflect a company's culture, and each shipped feature communicates what the team values.
Good PMs ensure that rituals within teams translate into establishing lasting organizational culture.

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Why a Leaf Vacuum Beats a Rake Every Time

Raking leaves is time-consuming and frustrating, especially with wind scattering piles.
A leaf vacuum offers faster cleanup, less physical strain, and tidier results.
It handles damp leaves, provides better cleanup, and is more versatile than a rake.
Wind doesn't undo the work, and it's better for various surfaces like flower beds.
While a rake may work for small areas, a leaf vacuum is superior overall.

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the grid by ad hoc practice repurposes former train factory in hanoi as exhibition space

The Grid is an adaptive reuse project within the former Gia Lam Train Factory in Hanoi, reinterpreting industrial remnants into an exhibition space.
The design approach focuses on recontextualization and dynamic preservation, engaging with urban development and memory.
The project by Trung Mai / Ad hoc Practice reactivates the abandoned factory by incorporating collective memory and participatory construction methods.
Presented at the Venice Biennale 2025, The Grid positions adaptive reuse as a cultural inquiry into Vietnam's urban condition and collective memory.

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Product Discovery the Right way

Confidence is not the goal of product discovery; clarity is crucial.
Rob Fitzpatrick's book, The Mom Test, emphasizes asking better questions to avoid deceptive feedback during discovery.
Common pitfalls in discovery include taking sales excitement at face value, relying on compliments over behavior, and mistaking internal enthusiasm for external need.
Effective discovery involves asking about specific past behavior, listening for commitment, being comfortable with silence, understanding priorities, framing hypotheticals around real trade-offs, and asking about the buying process.

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Working Smarter Not Harder – A Developer’s Toolbox for Debugging Production Issues

Debugging production issues is a challenging task in software development.
Effective structured logging, distributed tracing, monitoring, and error tracking are essential.
Tools like log levels, distributed tracing, and monitoring dashboards aid in debugging.
Creating controlled environments, error tracking, and remote debugging also play crucial roles.
Building an efficient debugging toolkit ensures faster resolution of production issues.

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the sculpted design of koenigsegg sadair’s spear premiered at aurora concours in sweden

Koenigsegg unveiled the Sadair's Spear at the Aurora Scandinavian Concours after a private preview at their factory in Sweden.
The car pays tribute to founder Christian von Koenigsegg's father and features aerodynamic enhancements for increased downforce.
The interior design focuses on essentials, removing the central shift mechanism and emphasizing minimalism.
Powered by a 5.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine with 1,625 horsepower, the Sadair's Spear showcases advanced technology like the Light Speed Transmission.

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15 Powerful AI SaaS Templates to Save You From Writing Code (and Hiring a Designer)

The article discusses the challenge faced by tech founders in designing a professional website for their products.
It suggests using professionally designed AI SaaS templates to save time and money, providing 15 different templates for various purposes such as agency websites, cyber-security firms, fintech companies, and more.
Each template is tailored to a specific industry or function, such as capturing leads, showcasing AI tools, or targeting investors.
The templates aim to help startups present a polished and sophisticated online presence without the need for extensive coding or design work.

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sculptural ovals shape seismic retrofit of 50-year-old building in japan by C+A

C+A – Coelacanth and Associates renovates KUBO-BLDG, a 50-year-old building in downtown Nagoya, Japan, with a seismic upgrade using asymmetric oval-shaped structural elements and a new concrete column-beam frame.
The renovation transforms the building into a safer, more expressive structure that harmonizes with its urban surroundings by highlighting the oval-shaped seismic elements integrated into the facade.
The project incorporates balconies for natural ventilation and airflow, addressing lessons from the pandemic, while refreshing common areas and retaining the existing structure to allow future tenants to customize their spaces.
With a total floor area of just over 350 square meters, C+A's retrofit demonstrates how seismic safety considerations can inspire creativity and functional design within the renovated building.

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A Closer Look at Traditional Heating Designs

Traditional heating designs, like the Stelrad column radiator, offer a blend of classic charm and modern efficiency, making them popular in various interiors.
The durability, efficiency, and aesthetic customizability of traditional heating designs, such as column radiators, make them relevant and appealing in contemporary settings.
These designs embody a fusion of old-world craftsmanship and modern efficiency, providing even heat output and durability, while reflecting a commitment to quality and sustainability.
The resurgence of interest in traditional heating designs is part of a broader trend towards sustainable living, with a focus on connecting with the past and combining classic aesthetics with modern technologies.

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More Misplaced Landmarks by Anton Repponen

Anton Repponen's series Misplaced features famous landmarks placed in alien landscapes, removing their cultural context.
The series includes landmarks such as the Duomo in Milan and the Hallgrimskirkja church in Reykjavík, presented in unusual settings.
Repponen's portfolio, ranging from industrial design to fine art, can be viewed on his website.
Images are copyrighted by Anton Repponen. The series showcases landmarks from cities like Amsterdam, Barcelona, and Toronto in unfamiliar settings.

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Your Product’s UI Isn’t the Problem — It’s Your UX System That’s Killing Growth

Many early-stage products struggle to retain users despite having polished UI and smooth onboarding.
The root cause is often attributed to the UX system failing to engage users effectively.
A product designer and UX strategist conducted 19 product teardowns and developed kits to help founders diagnose and address common UX failures.
The kits include a UX Teardown Report to analyze user flow and a Strategic UX Audit Framework focused on improving key aspects like onboarding, momentum, and monetization.

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When Everything Looks the Same: The Future of Design in the Age of AI and MCP

Design in the age of AI and MCP is characterized by a trend of uniformity and repetition, with many apps adopting similar visual styles for the sake of safety and efficiency.
The process of design has shifted from a focus on identity and authenticity to a more template-driven and reactive approach, leading to interfaces that lack soul and individuality.
While advances in technologies like AI and MCP are automating visual execution and streamlining design processes, the essence of design - creating emotional connections and meaningful experiences - remains a human-driven aspect that cannot be replaced.
The future of design lies in not just how screens are designed, but in the deep understanding of why they matter, ensuring that products are created with intention and purpose to differentiate themselves in a sea of sameness.

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denmark to pass law that lets citizens copyright their face and voice against AI deepfakes

Denmark is planning to pass a law that will allow its residents to copyright their face, voice, and body to prevent the use of AI-generated deepfakes without permission.
The proposed legislation aims to protect individuals from the misuse of their likeness in deepfake content, enabling them to request takedown and seek compensation for damages.
The amendment to Denmark's copyright law is set to be discussed in summer 2025, with broad support from the parliament, to address the proliferation of AI-generated deepfakes.
Other European countries like France and the UK have implemented laws targeting AI-generated deepfakes, but Denmark's proposed law uniquely focuses on granting citizens the ability to protect their own likeness.

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designboom courses open in july, from interaction to social ecological design

Designboom courses platform highlights open entries for July 2025, spanning multiple disciplines from interaction to social ecological design.
Notable courses include Master of Arts in Interaction Design at IED Torino, MFA Products of Design at School of Visual Arts (SVA|NYC), Master in Social Ecological Design at IED Torino, and Master of Arts in Design X Other Species at IED Milano.
Courses focus on innovative approaches such as blending technology with human-centered design, multilingual design training, reimagining design as an act of care, and exploring transdisciplinary design for coexistence between humans and non-humans.
The deadline for applications varies by course, offering opportunities for students to engage in hands-on material exploration, real-world projects, and immersive learning experiences.

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A Maui Home Blends Modern Minimalism With Climate-Conscious Design

A new residence in Haiku, Maui by Hawaii Off Grid showcases sustainable, site-specific design in a rain-rich environment.
The Kailua Residence features a dual-purpose roof designed to capture solar energy and shield the home from rain and intense sunshine.
Timber is a central material in the home's design, chosen for its natural warmth, carbon storage properties, and contribution to reducing climate change.
The interior of the home balances compactness with a sense of expansiveness through high ceilings, white walls, generous windows, and polished concrete floors.

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