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A personal blog exploring movies, technology, coding, reading, and various technical topics with a focus on film criticism and software development.

Hey, I'm Aamir! I'm a technologist, writer, and health enthusiast. I write about my journey here.

I’m Adam Aaronson, and I like making things, especially software, music, and crossword puzzles.

I am building an AI company to help automate repetitive data-intensive workflows. Learning and breaking things everyday is fun, challenging and fulfilling. ...

A designer and author shares insights on creating joy through design, space, and everyday aesthetics.

I’m Alessia, a software engineer based in New York City.

Senior Software Engineer

Alex Shvartsman publishes speculative fiction including space opera comedy and anthologies exploring the intersection of AI and art.

Alex Yankov's Blog

My name is Andrea Gao (she/her). I am a full-stack AI practitioner. This blog is a space for me to write and share my thoughts on technology, daily life, and things in between.

A personal blog of a User Experience professional who specializes in DesignOperations

Scott Rubin is a software developer, podcaster, and lecturer interested in nerdy conventions, ice hockey, and bicycling in New York City.

Assaf Muller explored OpenStack networking architecture, Neutron, distributed virtual routing, and software engineering practices.

A space for thinking out loud about the questions and answers that shape our lives. Click to read The Answer to a Question of Yours, by Aurora Robertson, a Substack publication. Launched 8 months ago.

The portfolio and blog of writer Autumn Wright.

Random ramblings about programming, tech, and anything else really.

Mini essays about tech, business, and really whatever

Foo bar baz.

Dan Na's personal blog. Lessons from the technical leadership track.

Founder: Tech for Palestine, Darklang, CircleCI

A writer shared essays about computing history in Yugoslavia and travel narratives of train journeys across Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Bob Schwartz reflected on maintaining perspective during difficult economic times and personal challenges, balancing awareness of hardship with gratitude for life's simple pleasures.

for Intentional Organization

Bram Adams (@bramses) is building Your Commonbase, a self organizing scrapbook.

Brian Donohue documents his work at Instapaper, covering customer support automation, web platform trends, machine learning, and software engineering.

The media pundit's pundit. Written by NYC insider Jeff Jarvis, BuzzMachine covers news, media, journalism, and politics.

Elliotte Rusty Harold writes about Java, XML processing, software engineering practices, and the application of LLMs in development.

Thoughts about stuff from someone old enough to know better than to post them on the internet.

Photography, cats, computing, and anecdotes from an Oklahoman fox.

A retired computer science teacher shares insights on CS education, entrepreneurship, and his experiences in tech and academia.

Professional software engineer and (very) amateur musician in NYC.

Follow <a href="https://micro.blog/chrisd">@chrisd on Micro.blog</a>.

Daniel Doubrovkine, an engineer at Shopify and open-source contributor, writes about engineering leadership, management transitions, software development, and technology.

Leonard Richardson's personal site featuring film reviews, music, writing, pictures, and software projects with a humorous and quirky perspective.

Dan Leatherman is a designer and developer living in Brooklyn, NY.

My digital garden is a junk drawer.

Daniel Frank shares essays on philosophy, economics, travel, music, technology, and personal ideas, with a focus on Tyler Cowen's influence and observations about modern life.

Hello, I'm Dann. I lead FinOps at Squarespace (ex-Datadog, ex-FullStory) and write newsletters, blogs, and plays on the side. This is home to my thoughts on finops, technology, productivity, & more.

A blog about making culture. Since 1999.

Technology journalist, Dave Lee

The blog and personal website of Dave Lucia

davidbieber.com hosts the writing and projects of Google Brain software engineer David Bieber, including Bieber Bot, the at-scheduler, Teach Everyone, and Scrabble Bot.

I write about technology and how to grow technology companies. I also invest in ridiculously early B2B/deep tech companies as a partner at Angular Ventures.

A scholar's collection of writings on books, computational analysis of text, AI and authorship, and geopolitical commentary including Ukrainian war materials.

Development, coding, software, hacking, video games, mobile, web, programming.

Andrea Veri documents his work in GNOME and Fedora open source projects, focusing on infrastructure, systems administration, and IT operations.

David Teather — Software engineer at Clear Street, open-source author, security researcher, and LinkedIn Learning instructor. Writing on engineering, web scraping, and privacy.

Dylan Bourgeois is an AI researcher and co-founder of Claryo. Explore his thoughts on artificial intelligence, robotics, and their impact on society.

A software development blog by David Viramontes

Ella Dawson writes essays and fiction about burnout, sexuality, relationships, and her debut novel exploring a college reunion romance.