Weeknotes: 4 May to 7 May 2026
Intergenerational conversations, humanising one another, interdependence, AI compute, architectural patterns and value

What I have found gripping
Joining intergenerational conversations
It remains necessary to continue to humanise one another, no matter who we are or where we come from
Interdependence can be observed in many ways
AI compute is slowly getting attention
Architectural patterns
Seeing the difference between my earlier coded tracks and more recent ones
Being aware of how one brings value still matters
Continuing to listen to understand and paying attention to nuanced views
There is a website called fundyourinternet.org
What I have read
AI contribution policy, Hanakai
What is the AI compute crunch—and how will it affect chatbots? Deni Ellis Béchard
Navigating cloud constraints: Limited power, capacity, and skills, Julie Heming
Development of Further Patterns of Enterprise Application Architecture, Martin Fowler
ClickFunnels × Honeybadger, Honeybadger
5 Ally Actions - May 1, 2026, Better Allies
What does genuine inclusion look like? Huong Nguyen
April Newsletter: First Keynote Speakers Announcements, (EuroPython), Andrew Northall & Daria Linhart Grudzien
Women Who Use AI At Work Face A Predictable ‘Competence Penalty’, Michelle Travis
Invisible labor at work: what it is and how to address it, Elizabeth Zabbo, SHRM-SCP
What does decent work look like today? Dr Ishbel McWha-Hermann
Free or paid content: what is the real issue? Bertrand Duperrin
Strengthening the Team around Boys: "Same Side" Campaign and BE Co-authored Conversation Guide, Beyond Equality
Men- A poem by Matt Dickinson, Beyond Equality
Concilier performance et humanisation : un équilibre nécessaire, Margaux Ruelle
Être nous-mêmes grâce à l’amitié, Flora Bernard
What I have watched
Marcy Lab’s 90-day lift-off playbook: Building high impact, durable engineers, Reuben Ogbonna
Featured quote
From the moment when everything or almost everything is free, we forget a fundamental aspect of the problem: what is the value of the information to which we have access? — Bertrand Duperrin
Further reading and resources
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