Sylwia Vargas

@sylwia.bsky.social

I believe in kindness and empathy 🥰 DevRel strategist, React developer

AI is a real workplace game changer. People who previously were bad at their jobs are still bad but are able to produce 15-page reports on any given topic, every day.

AI can mock up a UI in an afternoon. Rendering a million rows without performance issues? Still an engineering problem. Cohosting a dinner and a discussion with @ZurichJS on Sep 8 for fintech tech leaders to talk about exactly this tension. 25 seats. Zurich. luma.com/386w1pai

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Okay, now be honest: who attends Web Summit, really? 👀 Do you go? Have you been? Will you go this year(again?)? Is that just an overhyped mass event or is it really the place to be? And for whom?

Yesterday I read a draft of a blog post from my colleague. it was well written and funny. I still keep thinking about it because of a quality I couldn‘t pinpoint until now. Well. It was clear that he did not use AI to think, write, or edit this piece and so it had his voice and style.

cabo verde held both world cup finalists to a draw across 90 minutes and almost took argentina to penalties, easily the best performance anyone has put up against either team all world cup

And another example of why user research is increasingly crucial. Had any dogs been consulted here, we’d learn that it’s awfully difficult to choose „1:30” on the controls using your nose. Height is not everything!!! As you see, no dogs are using this microwave 😭

A microwave placed at a knee-level in a cafe
Sylwia Vargas@sylwia.bsky.social · 2mo ago

And that’s why user research is so important. Had any dogs been consulted, we’d have learned that they don’t se the color red and therefore can’t know that it’s forbidden to pee on the Russian embassy fence.

A small sign attached to a stone wall shows a black dog lifting its leg to urinate, crossed out with a large red X. Dark wet stains run down the wall beneath the sign, suggesting dogs have repeatedly ignored the warning. The wall appears to be part of a fenced fence property beside a sidewalk.

And that’s why user research is so important. Had any dogs been consulted, we’d have learned that they don’t se the color red and therefore can’t know that it’s forbidden to pee on the Russian embassy fence.

A small sign attached to a stone wall shows a black dog lifting its leg to urinate, crossed out with a large red X. Dark wet stains run down the wall beneath the sign, suggesting dogs have repeatedly ignored the warning. The wall appears to be part of a fenced fence property beside a sidewalk.