What I have found gripping

• What is relevant at any given point is highly dependent on the context

• Search results can be irrelevant

• What makes quality information is changing

• Migrating from one service to another after a few informative attempts

• Understanding the limits of tools at our disposal matters

• Connecting across difference remains essential to problem-solving and reducing dead angles

• The Culture Map by Erin Meyer is still a helpful resource

• Showing one’s appreciation for others can take many forms; some might be part of habits and others less so

What I have read

• The One-Woman Dev Team Diaries #222, Nadia Odunayo

• Through RAG Comes Revolution: Efficient & Accurate AI, Shriya Rajesh

• How Quickly Do Large Language Models Learn Unexpected Skills?, Stephen Ornes

• Search Engine Bias and the Demise of Search Engine Utopianism, Eric Goldman

• The Mathematics Behind GPS: Dr Gladys West, Queen Elizabeth Prize for Engineering

• Artemis II crew heads for home. A historic journey left them awestruck, Jeanine Santucci 

• Not a substitute, Hidde de Vries

• The Myth of Competition, Rebecca Shapiro

• Empathie, créativité : lire des histoires aux enfants améliore leurs compétences sociales, Erin Clabough

• Garder le cap dans un océan de fausses nouvelles, La rédaction de Chut !

• Resituer l’éducation à l’esprit critique, Jean Cattan

What I have watched

NASA’s Women of Artemis

Featured quote

I keep changing my mind about the highlight of my career. I would think first, when I got that college degree and I knew that I was ready. Nowadays, I'm just thankful for being able to see the recognition that other people are giving me and how much I have affected other people. To me, that is a big thing. — Gladys West

Further reading and resources

In English

• Eric Goldman’s Wikipedia page

• Gladys B. West (1930 - 2026), The Library of Virginia

• Artemis II, NASA

In French

• Chut! Magazine

• Programme Artemis