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147 personal blogs from New York City, New York, USA, page 2 of 3.
- ericmargolis.com
Eric Margolis is an internationally syndicated columnist and foreign affairs expert who analyzes geopolitical conflicts, Middle Eastern politics, and U.S. military strategy.
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Erik Bernhardsson
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Erin is a developer advocate, community human, tech educator, and stand-up comedian. Subscribe for tutorials in your inbox.
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Music and related topics
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A data scientist based in New York writes about machine learning, data science applications, and technical topics ranging from recommendation systems to unconventional subjects like peanut butter sand…
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The personal website of the one and only Joe Fabisevich, and indie developer building Red Panda Club Inc. Formerly an iOS developer working on civic integrity, societal health, misinformation, and oth…
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A music journalist and critic documented his publishing history across magazines like SPIN, CREEM, and Entertainment Weekly, and discussed his involvement in a video series about music history and ico…
(opens in new tab) Feature - foodpolitics.com
Marion Nestle analyzes food politics, including plant-based and cell-based meat alternatives, school food policy, and nutrition regulation.
(opens in new tab) Feature - free-dissociation.com
This is just a short excerpt for the about page.
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How Parents and Teachers Can Let Go and Let Grow
(opens in new tab) Feature - Gautam Narula
Website of Gautam Narula, author and machine learning engineer
(opens in new tab) Feature - gazeclub.blog
Looking at art, mostly in NYC.
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Traveler, software engineer, consultant, mentor, writer and other hats as needed.
(opens in new tab) Feature - howardgray.net
Ideas, tools, stories, and connections for creative professionals. Founder of Wavetable. Creator of Groove Theory
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Software engineer writing about design patterns, functional programming with Clojure, databases, and API development techniques.
(opens in new tab) Feature - jasonshen.com
3x founder & author of The Path to Pivot—Jason writes for and coaches startup founders & ambitious outliers build conviction in new ventures
(opens in new tab) Feature - jeffwise.net
Jeff Wise is a science journalist who covers aviation mysteries, safety concerns, and high-profile incidents including Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 and Boeing issues.
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Joel Gustafson
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The personal site of Justin Bennett
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J.W. Mason writes about economics, housing, money, and cultural criticism from a critical perspective.
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Jack Morris, an AI researcher with a PhD from Cornell, published work on language model capacity, text embeddings, and methods for inverting language model outputs.
(opens in new tab) Feature - kmpblog.com
KMP Blog | Keep Me Posted Blog: We Do the Research So You Don't Have To!
(opens in new tab) Feature - largedatabank.com
I’m Jordan Lewis, VP of Engineering at Cockroach Labs and a Brooklyn townie. I used to work at Knewton, and before that I got my B.S. in Computer Science from UChicago. THE SITE This website mainly ho…
(opens in new tab) Feature - largeheartedboy.com
Largehearted Boy curates music playlists created by authors to accompany their books, novels, short stories, memoirs, and poetry collections.
(opens in new tab) Feature - liamrosen.com
Liam Rosen explores finance, fitness, social skills, and health issues like Long COVID while debunking viral misconceptions about business and consumer topics.
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I'm Elizabeth Denys, but you should call me "Liz." I use they/them pronouns. I'm based in Brooklyn, NY. I'm a ceramics artist who creates small-batch functional vessels inspired by...
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Marcos's homepage and blog :D
(opens in new tab) Feature - Matthew Lettini
I’m a Brooklyn-based software designer-who-codes. My goal is to make life easier for people, one pixel at a time. Along the way I try to make it a little more fun, too.
(opens in new tab) Feature - matthewmandel.com
An investor at Union Square Ventures writing about technology, philosophy, business, and culture with focus on AGI, programmable energy, synthetic biology, and venture capital.
(opens in new tab) Feature - mayhul.com
Mayhul Arora writes about functional programming, product development, user experience, and game design.
(opens in new tab) Feature - mlarson.org
Mark Larson shared weekly observations about art, books, running, music, and films encountered in his life.
(opens in new tab) Feature - mrcoles.com
The blog of Peter Coles, featuring adventures in the web, programming, and New York City. Latest post: Ziggy
(opens in new tab) Feature - nabeelqu.co
Nabeel S. Qureshi — entrepreneur, writer, and researcher. Essays on technology, philosophy, startups, and more.
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Nikhil Anand is a Graduate Student in NYC 🗽
(opens in new tab) Feature - nikonet.xyz
this is my website.
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U+237B NOT CHECKMARK
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A blog & newsletter about creativity over productivity, by Gina Trapani.
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nathan rooy | nry.me
(opens in new tab) Feature - parkerhiggins.net
parker higgins is an artist and activist in brooklyn, new york
(opens in new tab) Feature - paulosman.me
A platform engineer with 25+ years of experience explores distributed systems, observability, web architecture, programming languages, and production-oriented software development.
(opens in new tab) Feature - piperhaywood.com
I’m an independent web developer with interests in the open web, art, ethics, and many other things. This is my notebook, come on in.
(opens in new tab) Feature - pketh.org
Making things simple, radical and beautiful
(opens in new tab) Feature - posts.demarko.org
If you haven’t heard me infodump before, this should be new.
(opens in new tab) Feature - pressthink.org
PressThink, a project of the Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute at New York University, is written by Jay Rosen.
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Quan Nguyen's personal blog
(opens in new tab) Feature - rdatagen.net
This site is a compendium of R code meant to highlight the various uses of simulation to aid in the understanding of probability, statistics, and study design. I frequently draw on examples using my R…
(opens in new tab) Feature - rgk.io
Rob Kimball explored the intersection of finance and technology, examining topics like wealth inequality simulations and investment principles through code.
(opens in new tab) Feature - richardjnewman.com
I'm a poet and essayist. I write about poetry, writing, and translation; gender and sexuality; Jewish identity and culture; and the politics of higher education.
(opens in new tab) Feature - runthedata.dev
A blog about data, machine learning, and running
(opens in new tab) Feature - Ryan Hefner
The online archive and play space for Ryan Hefner, software developer and product designer, currently based in Atlanta, GA.
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