Edition-130 of Delicacies. As usual, max 5 articles that I found interesting and worth re-reading. Handpicked, no robots. Minimalism in curation. Enjoy! About the need to stop talking and take our own responsibilities in building 21st-century institutions. Fantastic post. One of those you want to read 100 times: https://stories.platformdesigntoolkit.com/the-design-of-platforms-in-the-age-of-institutional-failure-bd296beeb8dc?gi=4f0bb644b247 About bionic brains. Robots. Cutting-edge efforts… Read more

Edition-129 of Delicacies. As usual, max 5 articles that I found interesting and worth re-reading. Handpicked, no robots. Minimalism in curation. I did not expect so much good stuff coming out during the last week of the year. So, contrary to what I said last week, THIS is the last Delicacies of 2018. Enjoy the… Read more

Edition-128 of Delicacies. As usual, max 5 articles that I found interesting and worth re-reading. Handpicked, no robots. Minimalism in curation. This is the last delicacies for this year. Back in Jan 2019. Happy holidays. About Fjord trends 2019. A bit like Mary Meekers annual state of the union, but focused on design, with some… Read more

Edition-127 of Delicacies. As usual, max 5 articles that I found interesting and worth re-reading. Handpicked, no robots. Minimalism in curation. Enjoy! About criticool thinking and countercultures (and the illusion of it). Superb essay by Silvio Lorusso: https://medium.com/the-entreprecariat/the-designer-without-qualities-notes-on-ornamental-politics-ironic-attachment-bureaucreativity-40f09a618e2c About using tech to build a future centered on our pre-digital values of connection, creativity and respect.… Read more

Edition-126 of Delicacies. As usual, max 5 articles that I found interesting and worth re-reading. Handpicked, no robots. Minimalism in curation. Enjoy! About Douglas Engelbart’s 1968 first public demonstration of word processing, text messaging, and a weird little device dubbed a “mouse.” https://mashable.com/article/mother-of-all-demos-douglas-engelbart-50-years/ About fixing surveillance with sousveillance, and why personal data stores never will… Read more