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April 29 2010
Eternal feedback loops
Oh, and you can get things to a state of readiness, but you (almost never) can finish things up, for websites ain’t products, but processes trapped in an eternal feedback loop.
I know it’s in bad taste to quote oneself, but this sentence came fully-formed from my head while I was updating the Facebook status for Peer Couture, and, english grammar mistakes and misspellings notwithstanding, I believe it to be a true, if not very original, reflection. Websites are much better understood when you frame them in terms of processes, flows and streams, compared with a static, frozen, ‘objectified’ if you will, frame of reference.
More later, maybe, for now I’ve got an invite system to code! 
February 07 2010
Computer Aided Architectural Design | neonascent
The computer isn’t a magic box. Just because the computer does something – something emergent – doesn’t mean that the conditions of emergence will be in any way productive of anything useful.
Design and Designed Failures
Me ha encantado esta presentación de Nicola Nova sobre el estudio contextual de los fallos en productos y servicios, y la introducción deliberada de fallos como herramienta de diseño:
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