A Better Internet
Manifesto ranting about late-stage capitalism without offering a technical solution.

This is a tight, provocative read that stitches decades of HCI thought (Weiser, Norman, Calm Tech) to today’s LLM/agent capabilities and pushes a surprising thesis: chatbots are transitional and 'Silence' should be the goal. The 'Serendipity Deficit' is a useful frame, but the site stays mostly at manifesto level — it needs concrete patterns, privacy-safe system sketches, or example agent behaviors to convince skeptical practitioners.
UX/Product designers, HCI researchers, AI/ethics thinkers, product leaders
I just published a manifesto arguing that Chatbots are a transitional phase and "Silence" is the future of interface.
It covers the "Synthetic Subconscious," the death of the App, and the ethics of the "Surveillance Bargain."
Read it here: https://postinterface.design (PDF available on site)
Would love your feedback on the "Serendipity Deficit" concept.
Manifesto ranting about late-stage capitalism without offering a technical solution.
Thoughtful essay, but this is a blog post, not a product.
Rants about broken abstractions in n8n without shipping a working alternative yet.
Client-side scanner catches Unicode steganography linters miss.
Live Istanbul transit map is useful locally but lacks novel tech or broader appeal.
Transit-weighted heatmaps beat Google Maps for planning real-world meetups.