Economists at the World Bank understand the value of data: . It's an honor to be part of the World Bank Annual Meetings today, and for @Mapbox to join the Development Data Partnership. thx you @DevDataPship @WorldBank @mikel @ianschuler @developmentseed
Big thanks to @shawnmmccabe and @AcroMediaInc for identifying ways to mentor new #Drupal contributor "Vishalghyv" in the context of enriching the fraud detection / prevention measures of Commerce 2.x. 🥳
Ever needed to convert HTML to Markdown? This little app by @domchristie does it so well! It's the only one I found (online) that let me convert my code blocks to fenced code blocks and specify my preferences re: bullets, headings etc. ❤️
“When teams adopt Agile, the first attempts often involve doing the same things you’ve always done, just faster. This never works out well. You can’t do eight weeks of research in two weeks. Don’t even try.” — @jseiden
Fantastic article and intriguing call to action. Thanks @morville! 💬"Information architecture is the design of language and classification systems to change the world." #IA #UX -
Still love this ravpower charger. Have been using it as my main travel charger for 18 months. 45W seems to be a sweet spot for power and size. This is the most portable, flattest charger I’ve been able to find:
This rollout was a huge team effort and I’m so excited about the future it’ll enable. Expect to see more when we rollout Polaris v6, including a public Figma UI kit, but for now, here’s more about the update.
Wait, where is cancel culture? To say Sacha Baron Cohen's earlier film was racist and inexcusably exploitative is an understatement. It was cruel. He went to a dirt poor village in Romania, paid them a pittance and duped them into this. I'm not over it.
NEW PODCAST: #ContentStrategy starts with people. Hear @carriehd explain the ways of getting the right information to the right people, while meeting audience needs and the business goals. #contentmodeling
Data as Property? Scholars, activists, technologists and presidential candidates have all proposed data governance reforms to address the social ills generated by the technology industry and develop true alternatives. Interesting essay via @syllabus_tweets
The day after the 2016 election I was in Berlin giving a talk about the bias towards bad quantitative data. You can still watch it if you love to see a combination of hangover, despair, and irony.
Well, the cats outta that bag... yup, Chrome is working on ***CONTAINER QUERIES***. Squeee. If you'd like to sign up to test the prototype (when it's ready) and suggest new features, fill out this form!
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Still thinking about @LMSacasas's framing of the "digital city" and the "analog city" as a way to think through online life and political consciousness. Taylor, Birkerts, Postman, + more here:
TIL a bill proposing a tax credit for those who volunteer time to open source has been introduced in the NY State Assembly every legislative session since 2009 but has never made it out of committee:
The "iceberg" model: a powerful way to think about systemic change. We tend to focus on events above the waterline but the key levers for change are mental models at deepest level. Here's an "iceberg canvas" to help identify each level: By @Sys_innovation
Muslim immigrants behind the vaccine that could beat COVID-19? You love to see it: "Also in 2019, Dr. Sahin was awarded the Mustafa Prize, a biennial Iranian prize for Muslims in science and technology."
I didn’t think that my first mention in English Wikipedia would be under a “Controversy” heading, but thinking again, that makes a lot of sense in context: 🤪
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Some teams end up leaving their waterfalls for whirlpools. They iterate to nowhere in particular. There's no real strategy, and no holistic end-to-end thinking. For them, it's a random walk (punctuated by stand ups and sprints)
Many teams treat the meta-work as something you do on top of the "real" work. There's no time. But if you keep at it -- take the leap of faith, and carve out the time and energy -- there's a good chance your team will benefit.
Fourteen years ago, I wrote about "The First 85%." I still believe in this idea, and we're addressing that at Episerver with a new connection to @DivvyHQ.
“‘It’s not fair,’ said Shekinah, 17, who, after weeks trying to stay connected to classes through her cellphone, was finally able to get online regularly again last month through a Wi-Fi hot spot provided by the school.” —
I've been using Tailscale to connect to my personal machines, but I just discovered subnet routing -- which means I could ostensibly connect a whole AWS VPC to Tailscale...
OKAY it's HERE 😛 ~ the ultimate doc for ~ ✹ ✹ CrEaToR iNsPo ✹ ✹ featuring links to websites, sounds, interactions, and portfolio links ~~ I will be adding to this doc so BOOOOKMARK IT ~~
#Drupal people, does anyone know how to alter the Big Pipe placeholder? It's a span everywhere but it'd be useful to be able to add custom markup per block (not just CSS styling) to avoid CLS or add skeleton 'loading' content. I found but nothing else.
We need metrics, but we also need to increase the concentration of moral & ethical thinking on technical teams. We need to figure out how to hire, train, and retain talent to that effect. That's how you find and prevent harms that metrics don't capture.
Apple will lower its commission to 15% if you make under one million US dollars per year. For small developers, this is fantastic news and overall it’s a good step in the right direction. In the bigger picture, more steps need to follow.
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