Collecting

1. Co-working spaces

   A compiled list of official co-working spaces.

2. One calendar month away

   The last 2 weeks have made it clear that people, culture and the planet should be at the top of our priority list. Join the ten empathic, future(s)-focused speakers and workshop facilitators at #ResearchByTheSea to find out how.

3. Cycles: 20250120-20250126

   Cycles: my new, no-pressure weeknotes. So much good stuff packed into seven days. Best week ever!

4. Line Goes Up – The Problem With NFTs

   Seeing as we’re facing the unfolding of a ‘Trump and Dump‘ disaster, it’s probably useful to familiarise ourselves with the holistic bullshit of the crypto scene.

5. Prototyping self-expression

   Sketching out some ideas for making the Research by the Sea lanyard something that attendees might want to keep for later rather than throw away.

   

6. Cycles: 20250113-20250119

   Cycles: my new, no-pressure weeknotes. The busiest week in a while. Full of progress and positive signs and ending on a cliffhanger!

7. Receive Netlify Notification on Telegram

   A clearly written guide for creating a Telegram bot to receive build notifications webhooks from Netlify.

8. rolltime – HOPE XV (2024): AI, Solarpunk, and an Uncertain Future in Computing

   One of my favorite and talks of 2024 is one that addresses LLMs, climate change, and energy consumption. The Solar Protocol was and approximate multipliers are fascinating. If you need a bit of hope in your life at the moment, watch this!

9. Time: a non-renewable resource

   @apolaine@pkm.social 100% this! I’ve always loved the idea of flipping the power dynamic of a job interview. I’ve often told people asking for career advice that “A job interview is as much about you deciding whether they are the right match for you”. Time as a non-renewable resource is brilliant framing!

10. Cycles: 20250101-20250112

    Cycles: These are my new no-pressure weeknotes. It’s the first week of January so hope and enthusiasm is high. Let’s hope it continues.