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Design Is … -isms
In preparation for the upcoming Design In Tech
S1 E1 of Aichaku Podcast / Jamie Myrold × John Maeda
S1 E0 of Aichaku Podcast / Diego Rodriguez × John Maeda
S1 E0 of Aichaku Podcast / A Conversation Between Me and Diego Rodriguez
This page has moved over to here because of a problem I was having on getting the podcast on Spotify. Sorry for the inconvenience. —JM
Paul Baran: Distributed Networks
Continue reading “Paul Baran: Distributed Networks”In 1962, U.S. authorities considered ways to communicate in the aftermath of a nuclear attack. How could any sort of “command and control network” survive? Paul Baran, a researcher at RAND, offered a solution: design a more robust communications network using “redundancy” and “digital” technology.
—Rand Corp
My Four Rules (1999)
- Don’t speak ill of others.
- Avoid passive aggressive behavior.
- Listen broadly, but don’t waffle on decisions.
- When in error — admit, apologize, move forward.
How The Internet Works
This little sitelet at Stanford is my favorite read on this subject. It’s help me re-find my way:
Continue reading “How The Internet Works”Minimum Viable Lovable Product (MVLP)
MVLP is a real mouthful when read out loud as “Minimum Viable Lovable Product” — and it’s awfully hard to remember a 4-letter acronym that doesn’t spell out a word.
Humans don’t have viable experiences without love, and humans can’t really love an experience that is prone to failure.
Continue reading “Minimum Viable Lovable Product (MVLP)”Wolfram’s Rule 30 and the Conus Textile
It’s the hard to beat the eery feeling of studying Wolfram’s Rule 30.
Continue reading “Wolfram’s Rule 30 and the Conus Textile”