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Austin Motel Store
Austin Motel Store
Austin Motel Store
The Austin Motel store features an array of custom and curated zanny products and one of a kind gifts.
 ![](https://m.stacker.news/113889) ![](https://m.stacker.news/113890) The Austin Motel store features an array of custom and curated zanny products and one of a kind gifts inspired by the iconic Austin Motel. The store features unique and quirky items such as trucker hats, posters, and tote bags, reflecting the motel’s distinctive retro style and vibrant South Congress location. ![](https://m.stacker.news/113894) ![](https://m.stacker.news/113892) ![](https://m.stacker.news/113895)![](https://m.stacker.news/113891) ![](https://m.stacker.news/113893)
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The Austin Motel store features an array of custom and curated zanny products and one of a kind gifts inspired by the iconic Austin Motel. The stor...
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Sustainable Interior Design for Park Street Apartments, Melbourne
Sustainable Interior Design for Park Street Apartments by Breathe — The Design Blog - Design Inspiration & More
INTERIORS Sustainable Interior Design for Park Street Apartments by Breathe Created in response to the shortage of rental housing in...
 ![](https://m.stacker.news/113884) ![](https://m.stacker.news/113880) Created in response to the shortage of rental housing in Melbourne, Milieu’s Park Street project introduces an innovative approach to urban development by repurposing ageing structures to meet modern renters' needs. Seeing the potential in an under-utilised building in Brunswick, Milieu purchased a walk-up mid century apartment block, converting it using a ‘renovate to rent’ model. With their ‘build less, give more’ philosophy, Milieu engaged Breathe studio to design the interiors and the sustainability features. Their focus was on a light-touch renovation to preserve its essence while achieving two key objectives. ![](https://m.stacker.news/113881) ![](https://m.stacker.news/113882) ![](https://m.stacker.news/113883) ![](https://m.stacker.news/113885) ![](https://m.stacker.news/113886) ![](https://m.stacker.news/113888)
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Created in response to the shortage of rental housing in Melbourne, Milieu’s Park Street project introduces an innovative approach to urban devel...
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The Art of Moving
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Good design takes shape long before the paint swatches, it begins the moment you start packing for your big move...
Good design takes shape long before the paint swatches, it begins the moment you start packing for your big move...
 ![](https://m.stacker.news/113878) # Good design takes shape long before the paint swatches, it begins the moment you start packing for your big move... There’s something unexpectedly artistic about packing. On the surface, it’s repetitive, cardboard boxes, tape, labels. But if you step back for a moment, you’ll see it’s also editing your life like a designer trims unnecessary detail from a perfect composition. As you wrap dishes in paper or fold clothes into neat stacks, you’re making design decisions, deciding what deserves space in your new world. Interior designers often say that good design begins with subtraction. It’s not what you add that creates beauty; it’s what you leave out. Packing follows the same rule. The pieces you choose to bring carry visual and emotional weight. Each item that stays behind frees up room for air, for creativity, for calm.
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Good design takes shape long before the paint swatches, it begins the moment you start packing for your big move... There’s something unexpectedl...
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When design drives behavior
When design drives behavior
In some cases, design is what something looks like. In other cases, design is how something works. But the most interesting designs to me are when ...
 ![](https://m.stacker.news/113757) In some cases, design is what something looks like. In other cases, design is how something works. But the most interesting designs to me are when design changes your behavior. Even the smallest details can change how someone interacts with something.
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In some cases, design is what something looks like. In other cases, design is how something works. But the most interesting designs to me are when ...
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Pentagram: 50 years of design work condensed into an immersive exploration.
Archive — Pentagram
A place where we
 ![](https://m.stacker.news/113756) **Welcome to Archive by Pentagram.** A place where we've condensed over 50 years of our design prowess into an immersive exploration. Delve into 2,000+ projects, spanning from 1972 to the present and beyond, all empowered by Machine Learning. Enjoy the journey of discovery.
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Welcome to Archive by Pentagram. A place where we've condensed over 50 years of our design prowess into an immersive exploration. Delve into 2,000+...
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Nipah Binder Protein design competition https://proteinbase.com/competitions/adaptyv-nipah-competition ![Design a protein capable of neutralizing the Nipah virus, a pathogen with up to 75% mortality rate and high pandemic potential, currently lacking effective treatments.](https://m.stacker.news/113754) - - - _Stage 1_ **Computational Design** Submit your computational protein designs. 1000 designs will be selected for experimental validation, 600 by the best ipSAE score, 200 selected by the community and 200 selected by a panel of experts. Submissions Open Oct 27, 2025 Submissions Close Nov 24, 2025 - - - _Stage 2_ **Experimental Validation** Selected designs undergo experimental validation in the Adaptyv Lab. Proteins with the highest binding affinity against Nipah Virus Glyprotein G win the competition. There will be two rankings: De Novo and Lead Optimization. Validation starts Dec 1, 2025 Results released Jan 6, 2026 - - - ![](https://m.stacker.news/113755)
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Design a protein capable of neutralizing the Nipah virus, a pathogen with up to 75% mortality rate and high pandemic potential, currently lacking e...
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The Continual Learning Problem
The Continual Learning Problem
 ![Design space of continual learning approaches.](https://m.stacker.news/113583) If we want to move towards a world where models are “always training” and continually learning from experience over time, we need to address a basic challenge: how do we keep updating the parameters of a model without breaking it? In this post, I’ll motivate memory layers as a natural architecture for this paradigm: high-capacity, but sparse (few active parameters) on each forward pass. In our recent paper, we found that finetuning memory layers enables learning without forgetting much more effectively than LoRA. When learning TriviaQA facts, NaturalQuestions performance drops by 89% with full finetuning and 71% with LoRA, but only 11% with memory layers. Along the way, I’ll also discuss the challenges of the continual learning problem broadly. Check out the paper here: [Continual Learning via Sparse Memory Finetuning](https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.15103)
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Design space of continual learning approaches. If we want to move towards a world where models are “always training” and continually learning f...
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How To Make Your UX Research Hard To Ignore
How To Make Your UX Research Hard To Ignore — Smashing Magazine
 ![](https://m.stacker.news/113580) If I just get enough data, just enough evidence, just enough clarity on where users struggle — well, once I have it all and I present it all, it alone will surely change people’s minds, hearts, and beliefs. And, most importantly, it will help everyone see, understand, and perhaps even appreciate and commit to what needs to be done. Well, it’s not quite like that. In fact, the stronger and louder the data, the more likely it is to be questioned. And there is a good reason for that, which is often left between the lines. ![](https://m.stacker.news/113582) There is nothing more disappointing than finding a real problem that real people struggle with and facing the harsh reality of research not being trusted or valued. We’ve all been there before. The best thing you can do is to be prepared: have strong data to back you up, include both quantitative and qualitative research — preferably with video clips from real customers — but also paint a viable future which seems within reach. And sometimes nothing changes until something breaks. And at times, there isn’t much you can do about it unless you are prepared when it happens. > “Data doesn’t change minds, and facts don’t settle fights. Having answers isn’t the same as learning, and it for sure isn’t the same as making evidence-based decisions.” > <sub>— Erika Hall</sub>
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If I just get enough data, just enough evidence, just enough clarity on where users struggle — well, once I have it all and I present it all, it ...
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How To Make Your UX Research Hard To Ignore
How To Make Your UX Research Hard To Ignore — Smashing Magazine
 ![](https://m.stacker.news/113580) If I just get enough data, just enough evidence, just enough clarity on where users struggle — well, once I have it all and I present it all, it alone will surely change people’s minds, hearts, and beliefs. And, most importantly, it will help everyone see, understand, and perhaps even appreciate and commit to what needs to be done. Well, it’s not quite like that. In fact, the stronger and louder the data, the more likely it is to be questioned. And there is a good reason for that, which is often left between the lines. There is nothing more disappointing than finding a real problem that real people struggle with and facing the harsh reality of research not being trusted or valued. We’ve all been there before. The best thing you can do is to be prepared: have strong data to back you up, include both quantitative and qualitative research — preferably with video clips from real customers — but also paint a viable future which seems within reach. And sometimes nothing changes until something breaks. And at times, there isn’t much you can do about it unless you are prepared when it happens. > “Data doesn’t change minds, and facts don’t settle fights. Having answers isn’t the same as learning, and it for sure isn’t the same as making evidence-based decisions.” > <sub>— Erika Hall</sub>
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If I just get enough data, just enough evidence, just enough clarity on where users struggle — well, once I have it all and I present it all, it ...
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52 Weeks of Obsessions
52 Weeks of Obsessions
This is my tiny corner of the internet to reclaim creativity & curiosity. New one every week.
 ![](https://m.stacker.news/113578) Each week or two for 52 times, I’ll design a custom page exploring a topic I’m currently obsessed about, giving me a mini design challenge. It should feel like a visual bonbon, a lovely little surprise every week, as a small antidote to the algorithmic curation. Straight to your inbox. It’s a space to document what matters to me right now and create a lasting personal library of inspiration. By revisiting and building on these ideas over time, I hope to preserve not just the content but the context and journey behind it. A personal space to reflect, document, and experiment. ‍I want this to be a stepping stone in my journey to build a more healthy and fun relationship with tech and creativity again. There’s no reason to do this other than for myself. It feels refreshing. It will probably be harder than I anticipate (especially the recurring cadence), but we’ll see! ![](https://m.stacker.news/113579)
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Each week or two for 52 times, I’ll design a custom page exploring a topic I’m currently obsessed about, giving me a mini design challenge. It ...
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James Shore: The Accountability Problem
James Shore: The Accountability Problem
 ![](https://m.stacker.news/113438) Software development may be a foreign country to the rest of the business, but we can still be a trusted part of their empire. To do so, we have to take accountability, rather than allowing it to be forced upon us. Rather than falling into the habit of delivering X features on Y date, we can be accountable for what really matters: results, just like our colleagues in sales, marketing, and other parts of the business. And the results we create are new opportunities. Enabling more prospects. New partners. More leads. Better retention. Product bets allow us to be accountable for the estimated value of those results. So far, they’ve been working for me. I hope they work for you, too.
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Software development may be a foreign country to the rest of the business, but we can still be a trusted part of their empire. To do so, we have to...
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