A new feature that will allow automatic updating of plugins and themes will be available in WordPress version 5.5, which is scheduled to be released on August 11, 2020. In this core release of the world’s most popular content management system, site owners will have the option to turn auto-updates on for individual plugins and ...Read More
Such sad news but hope for better options in the future for all involved in the @prowomenslax! https://t.co/emGg2ojsyO
— Jeffrey B. Paul (@jeffpaul) August 6, 2020
And now we’re going to have to nerd out on digital gardens and commonplace books too…
Grasp how behavioral economics uses methods from both economics and psychology to better understand biases and anomalies in decision making—factors that “rational choice” models don’t explain. Learn three core experimental principles of behavioral economics, and about Prospect Theory, which helps explain what human beings value.
Still some overview and basic intro. Hope it picks up soon.
An alarming photo of a hallway crowded by mostly maskless students in a Georgia high school raises issues with reopening schools all around the country.
An aspect of this I'm excited about is stack agnosticism.
— jared (@jrdprr) August 6, 2020
It's not a course on a specific framework or tool.
Instead, the goal is to support you in choosing and learning the right tools for you. You'll end up with a site you can manipulate and maintain as you grow https://t.co/nrMUzoyOls
OH: "you see, yakless doesn't really mean no yaks, it's just they are yaks you don't have to maintain...."
— FISSION (@FISSIONcodes) August 6, 2020
We bought some domain names. Also: meet our friend the "cancel yak" pic.twitter.com/CmliOeZTfF
in Readwise: better OCR highlighting of paper books!
— Readwise (@readwiseio) August 6, 2020
We've improved our text parsing algorithm a lot, meaning fewer typos and less time tweaking passages
You can now make a highlight across multiple pages (see below) pic.twitter.com/8EJuvfZmL7
A remote-first frontend developer working with React, WordPress, and various static site generators.
A strange sea monster appears on the lake ...a fortune is unearthed from an old cannon ...a valuable dinosaur egg is stolen. Watch out as the Mad Scientists turn Mammoth Falls upside down!
Read two chapters: The Strange Sea Monster of Strawberry Lake and The Unidentified Flying Man of Mammoth Falls
I'm leaving Bon Appétit video. Here's what's been happening over the last few months, and some thoughts. pic.twitter.com/L59blcESLv
— Priya Krishna (@priyakrishna) August 6, 2020
I was apparently wrong. This poor post by B.A. surely didn’t age well: https://www.instagram.com/p/CA3iPVznD5X/
Begin by examining “rational choice” models of decision making from traditional economics, which assume consistent, foresighted, and self-interested decision makers. Then consider how this concept fails to explain many human decisions that appear counterintuitive or paradoxical. Identify two fundamental limitations that challenge our decision-making process.
Fairly facile introduction from my perspective. Didn’t learn anything new here.