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This one is for the fellow sceptics.
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Styling Tables the Modern CSS Way I learned a few tricks from Michelle Barker.
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No notes over the last one month since I haven’t been reading much.
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rust-lang/rust is adopting an LLM policy …the policy focuses on understanding, helping to ensure that we have a mental model of our code, not just artifacts that mechanically do the right thing.
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Video: ‘Save for Later’ Has No Later Saleh shares some possible reasons why bookmarking and save-for-later don’t work.
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AI chatbots know more about you than you realise If a machine can infer for you from millions of data pieces out on the internet, how hard will it be for it to infer you?
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I missed publishing notes from the last two weeks.
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Better fluid sizing with round() Shaheed demonstrates how to utilise round() CSS function to create predictable font and element sizes.
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How to be inspired without copying The question “is my work too derivative?”
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Geography is four-dimensional Geography is four-dimensional.
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Do I belong in tech anymore?
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The AI Great Leap Forward Han Lee compares the current AI transformations to China’s The Great Leap Forward in 1958.
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When the Output Becomes the Material Yesenia writes about leveraging AI in creating design systems that are context-optimised (user expertise, user privilege, user goal at hand).
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Node.js Test Runner This week, I learned that Node.js comes with a test runner.
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Designing for people with anxiety In other words, how to make calm and transparent softwares for everyone.
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Video: A Solo Designer’s Survival Guide to the Fediverse Imani Joy talks about her experience and challenges being a solo designer at Mastodon.
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Video & Tutorial: Little Dummies Simple FPO Content Helpers Tyler shows how his company wields Builds Awesome (previously 11ty 😜) for rapid prototyping.
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Video: A typographer’s view of optical size I was confused about optical sizes in typefaces.
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A few days ago Katherine asked: in Eleventy, is there a way to generate pages from separate data (like person-a.json, person-b.json, …) instead of single data file with all the data.
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Judge the contents, not the box Listen to ideas, not their messenger.
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Not All Browser APIs Are “Web” APIs The interface is standardized.
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How AI is redefining the way we find content It looks like the SEO Specialists will be recasting themselves as the Generative Engine Optimisation (GEO) Specialists very soon.
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I didn’t put out any notes in 2026-W04, in case you were wondering.