Paul Jacobson

Life and its many opportunities

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Paul
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@Paul@pauljacobson.me

Enthusiast, coder, Happiness Engineer at Automattic. Passionate about my wife and proud Dad. Israeli 🇮🇱. Support 🏳️‍⚧️ & 🏳️‍🌈 rights

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  • PWA’s feel more reliable than native Android apps lately

    I’m not sure if this is just my devices but a couple native Android apps on my Tab S9 tablet feel less reliable and perform worse than PWA versions of those apps. 🤔

  • Life, death, an wonder of the Cosmos

    I really enjoyed this discussion between @astrokatie.com and @hankgreen.bsky.social in an episode of Hank’s podcast, Humans. It’s a wonderful perspective of science and discovery:

  • Being a mensch

    I’m not really a religious person. Having said that, I enjoyed and appreciated this episode of For Heaven’s Sake from the Shalom Hartman Institute about being a mensch from a Jewish perspective:

  • Ahsoka – Season 2 teaser

    I’m really looking forward to this. Also, there is a lot going on in this teaser trailer!

  • Prettify your WordPress dashboard with OpenStation

    If you’re a bit bored of the classic WP Admin dashboard of your WordPress site, try OpenStation for a more computer desktop-style view. It’s a nice change. I have mine set to “Living Tree”.

  • Not so competent AI overlords

    People are worried that our soon-to-be AI overlords will take over our lives and run human civilization into the ground with their superior intelligence. Those people probably haven’t had the frustratingly frequent experience of seeing these agents utterly fail to successfully complete tasks we ask and empower them to do. Repeatedly.

  • Asterism – a theme for friends

    I’m using the Friends plugin on my site to read my feed of people who I mostly follow on ActivityPub services like Mastodon. I didn’t really like the included themes so I forked one I did like, Fedipress, and created Asterism.

  • Science stuff as an antidote to Crazy World Stuff

    Perhaps if more of us spent more time looking up and around at the wonder of the natural world, and paying attention to our place in it, perhaps we would live somewhat less stressful, divisive, and unhealthy lives.