Peter Grucza

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Did you have a chance to read “How We Learn”? I’d be interested in your comments on the book

George Springer bringing joy to everyone that has a car horn in downtown Toronto

Yes, I think a bookmarklets page would be nice. It makes it easier to refer people to one page and if you add more we know where they will be.

A photo of the venue, a large convention center on the coast as a title card, with the words "Web engines hackfest 2025 - June 2-4 | A Coruña, Galicia, Spain"

The Web Engines Hackfest Starts Monday in A Coruña, Galicia, Spain. We're excited to host our largest @webengineshackfest.org ever!

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Re4 followed by Ne3

Did you ever find this link? I think the oldest I have in my bookmarks is from Jason Kiss circa 2010

I’m swamped with work for the next few days. If you post a link to a recording I’d be interested in watching it when I have time.

Eight of the top 10 online shows are spreading climate misinformation  » Yale Climate Connections Often backed by large advertising budgets, a new breed of climate denial is gaining popularity.

"[A] new kind of climate denial has emerged....today, the most popular online influencers focus on other false or misleading messages like “Climate solutions don’t work,” “Climate change has some benefits,” and pollution reduction policies are “tools for governments to control people.”

@dmrider.bsky.social Conservatives are using bots to text Canadians. It's annoying to say the least.

Some of us like the Wordy, rambling *stuff* too

Can Mozilla make a difference (again)? I believe the answer to that question should drive the future of MDN and more. It is a question that has been asked before but so far I have read no clear answer.

fansites for hippos of hippos

Screenshot of the notion page with a topics presented into cards, and an example of an expended card with links to different resources around interviews

UX resource to bookmark: a collection of research related bookmarks, organized by topics lie facilitation, case studies, interviews, methodologies and more, maintained by @gregg.io
⭐ greggcorp.notion.site/Research-Pra...

(also thanks for adding some of my content in there)

Setting aside the 2 hours for the study is going to be key for me to work through the books. It is good to read the improvements you have been making.

I think 2 chapters a week should work for me. I'm trying to stay focused on the learning and not finish by a fixed time. Have you found they help in your game play?

@flaviocorpa.com How long have you been working through the Yusupov series? I’m starting the first book this week

A big hello to all the newcomers as things are now fully public around here. I posted this a few months ago about image accessibility. TL:DR: Add alt text but also remember progress over perfection

Lucky me, the fire alarm goes off in our building at 6:30 am the morning clocks turn back