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September 19, 2023

Working from home could slash emissions by half, study finds #

Switching from working onsite to working from home full time may reduce a person’s carbon footprint by more than 50 percent, according to a new study.

Hah

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October 2026

I paid people to try and follow my README #

Developers need to talk to real people.

Which is why I quite prefer to have some client contact when working in a project and not have everything filtered through tickets written by project managers. Especially when LLMs have been used to write those, which happens more often than not these days.

September 2025

AI-Generated “Workslop” Is Destroying Productivity #

It's getting worse and worse.

July 2025

Why Designers Sound Negative (And Why That’s a Good Thing) | Andy Budd #

Same with (good) developers

June 2025

The grindification of hobbies #

Not everything needs to be a job.

January 2024

The World’s Largest Cruise Ship Is a Climate Liability #

Where is an iceberg when you need one?

August 2023

80% of bosses say they regret earlier return-to-office plans: ‘A lot of executives have egg on their faces’ #

Hahahaha. Sorry. But. Hahahaha.

July 2023

It’s not just you, Slack appears to be down #

Let's just not chat?

What do you do when a project ends? We explore creative grief and how to deal with it #

One of the projects I've been working on for the last couple of years is pretty unceremoniously moved to different developers and I'm having very complicated feelings about it. This article captures some of it.