The Forms Canon: Every Field Is a Question
Form design has a canon: one column, visible labels, forgiving inputs, errors that teach, and never losing the user's work. The rules and why each exists.
Design & Culture執筆
デザイン、開発、AIインフラ、製品構築についての考え。
Icons Are a Vocabulary, Not Decoration
Interface icons work like a language with about a dozen words everyone knows. Label by default, one family per product, one metaphor per action.
Design & CultureMotion Grammar: When Animation Earns Its Frames
Interface animation is a language with a small grammar: four duration bands, two easing rules, and one blunt test. If you can't say why it moves, delete it.
Design & CultureDesigning for AI Agent Surfaces
My site serves 40x more requests to AI agents than human visits -- and the agents read different pages. Craft rules for the reader that renders nothing.
Design & CultureThe Five Spacing Decisions That Fix Most UI
Most interfaces have a spacing problem, not a color problem. Five decisions, one scale, and the Gestalt rule that lets whitespace replace borders.
Design & CultureDesign Philosophy: Miyamoto, The Player Is the Protagonist
Shigeru Miyamoto turned a childhood cave into Zelda and 'fun' into a testable property. The most influential game designer alive, on what ideas are for.
Design & CultureDesign Philosophy: Fumito Ueda, Design by Subtraction
Fumito Ueda made three games in twenty years, removing everything that did not serve one emotion. Design by subtraction, from the painter who cut the chair.
Design & CultureDesign Philosophy: Hideo Kojima, Director of Constraints
Hideo Kojima codified the stealth genre because his hardware could not draw bullets, then spent decades smuggling cinema into a medium that kept telling him no.
Design & CultureDesign Philosophy: Gunpei Yokoi's Withered Technology
Gunpei Yokoi built the Game Boy from parts everyone considered obsolete, and it outsold every superior rival. A principle software teams still ignore.
Design & CultureDesign Philosophy: Peter Zumthor, Atmosphere as Material
Peter Zumthor works from a Swiss village, takes years per building, and treats how a room feels as material -- from Therme Vals to a chapel formed by fire.
Design & CultureDesign Philosophy: Kengo Kuma, Losing on Purpose
A decade of exile taught Kengo Kuma that buildings should lose: dissolve into wood, place, and craft. Then he built Japan's national stadium that way.
Design & CultureDesign Philosophy: Issey Miyake, A Piece of Cloth
Issey Miyake insisted he made clothing, not fashion. His pleats, his single pieces of cloth, and his refusal of the seasonal cycle argue that technology serves life, not spectacle.
Design & Culture外部記事
技術記事： Introl
Local LLM Hardware Pricing Guide 2025
大規模言語モデルをローカルで実行するための包括的なハードウェア推奨事項とコスト分析。
H100 vs. H200 vs. B200: Choosing the Right NVIDIA GPUs for Your AI Workload
さまざまなAIワークロード向けにNVIDIA最新データセンターアクセラレータを比較するGPU選択ガイド。
TPU Architecture: Complete Guide to Google's 7 Generations
GoogleのTensor Processing UnitのTPUv1からTPUv5までの進化に関する詳細な技術解説。
GPU Memory Pooling in Multi-Tenant Kubernetes
コンテナ化環境におけるGPUクラスターのリソース共有戦略。
Ray Clusters: Distributed AI Computing Infrastructure
Rayフレームワークを使用した分散AI計算の構築と管理のガイド。
DeepSeek V3 Open Source AI Cost Advantage
オープンソースLLMの経済性とDeepSeekの競争上のポジショニング分析。
NVIDIA Vera Rubin GPU 600kW Racks 2027
将来のデータセンター電力要件とNVIDIAの次世代GPUロードマップ。
SMR Nuclear Power for AI Data Centers
次世代AIインフラストラクチャに電力を供給する小型モジュラー炉ソリューション。
DeepSeek MHC Architecture Breakthrough
DeepSeekのMulti-Head Compressionアーキテクチャ革新の技術分析。
