How to do a good bad job « trying » with your loved one’s transition

Liked How To Do A Good Bad Job « Trying » With Your Loved One’s Transition by Daniel Lavery (The Chatner) Trail off immediately [after using the right pronoun] if you can, to demonstrate that the effort has drained your slender resources.

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deprecating content

Liked Advent of Technical Writing: Deprecating Content by James (jamesg.blog) This is the tenth post in the Advent of Technical Writing series, wherein I will share something I have learned from my experience as a technical writer.

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Palo Alto by Malcolm Harris

Read Palo Alto: A History of California, Capitalism, and the World by Malcolm Harris ( ) The first comprehensive, global history of Silicon Valley, from railroad capitalists to microchip assemblers, showing how Northern California created the world as we know it Palo Alto is nice.

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CerCoG-Cast

Liked L’Université Grenoble Alpes a lancé un nouveau podcast (sur Youtube uniquement pour l’instant, de ce que je vois) de psychologie et sciences cognitives, que je trouve super intéressant.

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advent of code

Liked I’m programming a thing this month by Stéphane (scribe.rip) Happy advent of code to all who celebrate!

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Pumpkin autumn challenge chez Winter Witch

Replied to Mes premières lectures du Pumpkin Autumn Challenge by Winter (A Winter Witch) Légendes & Lattes de Travis Baldree : je ne savais pas grand-chose de ce roman avant de l’acheter, j’ai surtout été attiré par le titre.

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Wikiconcours 2023.2 : le verdict

Je vous parlais du Wikiconcours ici.

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a league of their own

Watched A League of their Own Just finished watching A League of their Own and I’m going to miss all these wonderful lesbians.

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the sams

just realised that sam altman and sam bankman fried are not the same person everything suddenly makes more sense but I liked it more when I was confused

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