Counting Stuff is a weekly newsletter by a data scientist that blends practical explanations of everyday data science work with personal essays on hobbies and technology. Recent issues cover why LLMs struggle with usable interface design, how data scientists find predictive signal, and how autumn foliage is measured through observation, remote sensing and models.

A personal newsletter by experience designer Aras Bilgen covering AI hype, design craft, conference talks, and critiques of product UX such as Microsoft's leaked agent OS demo. Readers get opinionated, semi-structured reflections that mix design criticism with snapshots of the author's working life.

Essays on how AI is reshaping digital product design, discovery and marketing, arguing for adaptive interfaces that merge inspiration and intent. It explores strategic consequences for brands, platforms and businesses as AI assistants become the intermediary layer.

Scott Hurff writes long-form essays on product design, using personal anecdotes about everyday app frustrations and drawing on research such as touch-target studies. Readers get practical, reasoned guidance on making interfaces that are easier and more pleasant to use.