When I wrote HTML for People, I envisioned non-tech people learning it because knowing HTML is a generally useful skill in information work.

But AI kinda ruins that. Fewer non-tech people want to learn HTML.

But it seems to have found a niche audience among people who still want to learn HTML despite having access to AI. That makes me feel better about it.

I’m glad I wrote it when I did because I’m not sure I could have stayed motivated to write it in 2026 with the proliferation of AI options—whether for writing HTML or for learning it.

https://htmlforpeople.com

A routine reminder that it's always a good idea to boycott #Substack.

We have long known that it platforms and profits from Nazi publications. And now: #manosphere influencers with multiple accusations of serious crimes... so much so that there is a dedicated Wikipedia page about them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legal_affairs_of_the_Tate_brothers

No problem for #Substack though! They happily take a 10% cut from all paid subscriptions.

There are many great alternatives to SS: Ghost, Buttondown, beehiiv, Patreon... no more excuses

#Les3BonheursDuJour du 23 avril, journée mondiale du livre et du droit d'auteur : 📚

• J'ai croisé mes premières jonquilles ;
• J'ai moins l'air d'un épouvantail, mon coloc m'a coupé les cheveux ;
• J'ai fignolé ma boutique en ligne sur Payhip (UK) et je suis content du résultat : https://payhip.com/pycomtois.

#Québec #Printemps #LoupsGarous

Happy World Book Day!

Enjoy your journeys!