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Josh Ghent (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshghent.com
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How we analysed performance pain points and improved them
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Three straightforward changes that will lift your Google PageSpeed Insights score by at least 20 points.
Josh Müller (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshmuller.ca
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I was recently asked to teach a small session on using prompt engineering to get the most value from AI tools. These are the notes on that class. 😊 👷🏼♂️ What is Prompt Engineering? By this point, most of us have used some kind of LLM chat bot, such as Deepseek, ChatGPT, or Claude, at least a few times. (Some of us use them basically all, day every day 😅) And most of us have also had a similar
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I just wanted to quickly highlight a really cool thing that happened in the world this week. Whether you know it or not, there’s a pretty decent chance you have come across something created by brothers John and Hank Green at some point. They are insanely prolific siblings, both having written several books, running several companies, building educational content that is being used around the worl
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I find myself interacting online with people from a lot of different timezones. Here’s a screenshot from an actual page on my phone’s launcher. Each of these clocks has been needed at some point fairly recently, usually because I’m scheduling a call with someone in a corresponding timezone. 1 Now, timezones can be notoriously complicated and frustrating to deal with. Because of the above-average a
Joshua Morris (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuamorris.info
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Stanford's "two brains" headline points to a quieter result: forebrain and hindbrain may arise from separate early progenitor lineages, not two organs.
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The web is special because anyone can publish and link without permission. Put what you care about on a site you control, then let the platforms point back.
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Ken Shirriff's teardown of a 1980 Spacelab core-memory module makes 128 KB of RAM feel extraordinary again—each bit a ferrite ring you can point at.
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Ian Cortina, EI3LH, hosts a working telnet BBS in BASIC on a Casio VX-4’s 8 KB of RAM—bridged by a Pi Zero W at 4,800 baud—proving constraints can be the whole point of a networking experiment.
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Bruce Schneier’s work-versus-gym framing for AI use—use tools when the result is the point, keep the struggle when the practice develops skill—and how that maps onto software work, writing, and still requiring reviewable output after trust questions are answered.
Joshua P. Steele (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuapsteele.com
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Accessible starting points for white Christians learning about racism and anti-racism—top 3 books, movies, and podcasts.
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Preparing a paper on Barth's Romans 9:30–10:21 for Princeton, and realizing he may have missed Paul's pastoral concern.
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Bonhoeffer's 'Definition' of 'Religion' in Prison: 15 Facets/Aspects (opens on the publisher’s site)
A 15-point summary of Bonhoeffer's prison theology of 'religion' from Letters and Papers from Prison, covering inwardness, metaphysics, and more.
