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First time in France. My suspicion that Greece is a French colony is confirmed

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How real folks outside our tech bubble use the web: 😮 Some have connection speeds as low as 20 Mbps 😮 Most use the same modem for 5-10 years 😮 Avg person replaces their computer every 5.6 years 😮 11% use browser versions that are up to 5 years old www.speedcurve.com/blog/six-thi... #webperf #ux

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If you have an allergy or intolerance in France you’re fucked.

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Did you know the most powerful force for climate action is LOVE—for our children, their future, and the world they’ll inherit? That's right! Research shows this message moves hearts 12x more than jobs and 2x more than extreme weather. Source: potentialenergycoalition.org/guides-and-r...

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There must be a special in hell for journalists who distort the truth just to sell sensational stories. I’m reading the Human kind book and most of evil in this world is a result of distorted truth

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Bureaucracy exists to constrain corruption.

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If instead of coding we do prompting how do programming languages evolve? #programming #LLM #generativeAI

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If we replace junior software engineers with AI coding agents how are we going to get new senior software engineers? Do we plan to make current senior software engineers immortal? And who wants to work forever? #pondering #genai #software #engineering

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I wish there was a way to learn about the good news in the world. But I suppose good news don’t sell. Do you know a way to get informed on good news? #news #information

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If you're looking for a place to do some work, the public library is like a coffeeshop where you don't need to buy anything and there's a lot more space and you can stay as long as you like and you don't get any coffee.

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Can you tell whether you’re manipulated or inspired? It is becoming harder and harder these days

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You don’t have a library card? Why? Just go and get one!

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What’s your opinion on browser based games in terms of distribution and discoverability? #game #publishing

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“There’s No Business Like Show Business”

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Castlevania Nocturne Season 2 was amazing

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I wonder if there are still people in this world who believe in trickle down economics

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Are your beautiful images hurting your page speed and tanking your UX? This quick guide to image optimization covers: 👉 Size and dimension attributes 👉 Formats 👉 When to use (and NOT use) lazy loading www.speedcurve.com/web-performa... #webperf #ux #sitespeed #pagespeed

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TIL that there is an encyclopedia but for Known Unknowns wikenigma.org.uk/start This encyclopedia will never be complete as there are always going to be Unknown Unknowns #wikenigma #encyclopedia

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I analysed the latest 2000 reviews for #Balatro on Steam using the solution from my blog aws.amazon.com/blogs/gamete...

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To achieve flow you need at least 90 minutes of uninterrupted focus time, among many other things like passion and purpose. How can you do this in an open plan office? White noise helps me a bit. Other ideas? #office #disruption #flow

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Happy new year! 2024 was a productive year, and 2025 stands to be even more exciting! Our thanks to everyone who helped, and some reflections: foldingathome.org/2025/01/09/h...

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“Learn to think inside the box. Constraints drive creativity”From the book “the Art of Impossible” by Steve Kotler #mindset

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Can anyone recommend a good book on the psychology of greed? #psychology #greed

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What’s your opinion on games that run in the browser from a discoverability point of view? #web #games

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I have written/used many UI testing frameworks in my career and always had to rely on some querySelector (ids, classes, DOM elements). And if the website changed, then all the tests would break... #ui #testing #automation

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This year I’m trying something new to me. I’ve written down 25 items that I’m curious about and then I found connections between them. For those I found four or more connections these are the things I’m going to learn more about this year. #goals #newyear

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My only resolution this year is to read more books. For this I opened a library account because I can't spend all this money on books and now I'm using libbyapp.com which suprised me on how well built it is! Already 10% of my first book! #reading #books #library

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