Chronologically

1. Minority Report

   🍿🍿🍿 Three bags of popcorn and .

2. 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!

3. Atsuko Okatsuka: Father

   🍿🍿🍿🍿🚴🚴 Four bags of popcorn and two bicycles to construct a tandem for you and your loved one.

4. Receive Netlify Notification on Telegram

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

5. https://adactio.com/journal/21656

   @adactio@mastodon.social I highly recommend watching the talk by @rolltime@freeradical.zone – HOPE XV (2024): AI, Solarpunk, and an Uncertain Future in Computing – I think you’ll find it really interesting and hopeful.

   https://benjamin.parry.is/collecting/links/2025/01/rolltime-ai-solarpunk-uncertain-future-in-computing/

   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdYT1vUrj34

6. 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!

7. UX Camp Brighton 2025

   After years of buying a session ticket and backing out at the last minute I’m finally going to run a session at this years UX Camp Brighton. I’ve got a few ideas for talks already. See you there!

8. 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!

9. Cyborg: A Documentary

   🍿🍿🍿🍿 Four bags of popcorn and .

10. UXup Winter: freelancing and contracting panel

    I’m especially looking forward to hearing from this solid line up of speakers about the trials and tribulations of freelancing and contracting.