Jan 26 · 3 min read · As developers, we are used to building systems that respond to user intent. But when it comes to the "Human Startup Sequence"—waking up—the user's intent is often compromised by sleep inertia. A legacy Clock App fails because it relies on a low-frict...
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Jan 20 · 3 min read · As developers and designers, we are obsessed with reducing friction. We want one-click checkouts and zero-latency interfaces. But when it comes to the "Human Startup Sequence"—waking up—the standard Clock App has a fatal flaw: it makes it too easy to...
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Jan 19 · 3 min read · As developers, we are obsessed with optimizing our systems. We fine-tune our CI/CD pipelines, optimize database queries, and ensure our code is bug-free. Yet, many of us ignore the most critical "startup sequence" of our day: the transition from slee...
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Jan 17 · 3 min read · As developers, we spend our lives optimizing CI/CD pipelines, reducing latency, and ensuring our code is bug-free. But when it comes to our own "human hardware," many of us are still using a legacy, default Clock App that is prone to "system failure"...
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