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The Feed & The Thread - April 26, 2026
We're drowning in features and AI speed, yet the real challenge today is finding the discipline to remove what doesn't matter. We explore Luis Hermosilla's argument for strategic subtraction and Jeff Gothelf's warning that AI lacks the memory of past failures that gives human opinions real value. While we debate the cost of feature creep, we also confront the silence of unemployed designers and the desperate scramble for new career maps as execution roles face obsolescence.
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The art of subtraction in a world of infinite features (Luis Hermosilla) — Removing non-essential parts…
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