Skip to content

yukei.net

Ideas para escribir código. Código para desarrollar ideas.

  • Blog
  • Archive
  • Contact

Tag: ephemera

  • Sep 5th, 2019
    Why Finnish babies sleep in cardboard boxes – BBC News

    A beautiful example about how design choices can have a tangible impact on people’s lives: Why Finnish babies sleep in cardboard boxes – BBC News

  • Aug 21st, 2019
    Does javascript guarantee object property order?

    Does Javascript guarantee object property order? No. Or… actually, not always

  • Mar 31st, 2018
    It’s time to head back to RSS?

    Wired posts about the resurfacing of RSS as an option to social and algorithmic feeds and the unlikely yet hopeful persistence of an emblem of the open web – It’s time to head back to RSS?

  • Mar 1st, 2018
    Why some apps use fake progress bars

    Why some apps use fake progress bars — a brilliant example of how psychological factors influence design, trading efficiency and speed for trust.

  • Dec 12th, 2017
    Is there a limit to scientific understanding?

    A brief piece on the limits of science, the inadequacy of understanding science as a simple "building": "phenomena with different levels of complexity must be understood in terms of different, irreducible concepts"

  • Nov 14th, 2017
    Goodbye Uncanny Valley

    An exploration into what happens when you are able to create visual stories that are indistinguishable from reality: post-truth, post-cinema, theoretical photorrealism.

  • Oct 18th, 2017
    How Hans Zimmer and Radiohead transformed “Bloom” for Blue Planet II
  • Oct 7th, 2017
    The financial market is an algorithm gone rogue

    Financial markets are the first rogue AI […] Somebody planted the idea that shareholder value was the right algorithm, the right thing to be optimizing for. But this wasn’t the way companies acted before. We can plant a different idea. Tim O’Reilly – Algorithms have already gone rogue

  • Jul 7th, 2016
    The Open Web, Fuck Yeah! | hueniverse

    Is your new thing so fucking amazing that people are going to install your app and give it a chance? Statistically speaking, unless you are best friend with a famous celebrity or Apple decides to feature your app in one of their top categories or search results, you are pretty much fucked Source: The Open…

  • Jun 9th, 2016
    The app boom is over – Recode

    The mobile app boom kicked off in July 2008, when Apple introduced the App Store. Now it is over. Even the very biggest app publishers are seeing their growth slow down or stop altogether. Most people have all the apps they want and/or need. They’re not looking for new ones.

yukei.net

yukei.net is a personal blog about technology, culture & web development written by Felipe Lavín from Viña del Mar, Chile.

Elsewhere

  • GitHub
  • Twitter
  • Google Plus

Subscribe via Email

Archives

Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: minikei by Felipe Lavín.