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A personal blog of programming, business, and creative work

Every day is an adventure.

Generally Happy. NYC. Writing about my interests: stablecoins, local-first software, UX+AI, art...

Brian Samek wrote about large language models, benchmarking their capabilities, and their applications in software development and system administration.

I have no idea why I picked this blog name, but there's no turning back now

Designer, writer, web tinkerer. A real girl trapped on the other side of an LCD panel.

Seth writes about meat reduction research and personal essays from his work as a research scientist studying sustainable food systems and his experiences as a vegan living in Brooklyn.

Harry shared thoughts and observations about everyday experiences, including detailed critiques of systems and services like New York City's transit card.

japanese art, design and culture

Stanton Champion is a product manager and photographer, posting photos and articles from around the world about travel, business, technology, and more.

rock operatic science fantasy (and more) by Matthew Cambion

The Startup CEO blog by Matt Blumberg, Author and 4x Founder/CEO

A writer in Brooklyn

Stefanie Molin is a full-stack software engineer, author, and international speaker. This is her personal website and features her articles, workshops, books, events, blog, and newsletter.

Like many web admins who came before me, I own several domains. This is a both a blessing and a curse. Some of the domains in my portfolio are silly, some are novelties. Many of these domains were for…

a commonplace for hypertext

A technologist and educator writing about coding, programming language design, education innovation, and reflections on building products and communities.

A blog exploring formative books and media, including programming language design philosophy and science fiction literature analysis.

Super. Good. Code.

Swiftjective-C is Jordan Morgan’s blog covering Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, iOS programming, and indie app development.

tina roth eisenberg | swiss designer gone NYC

JTR. This is. (also jtr@fosstodon.org) Emacs, org-mode, TiddlyWiki, Linux, DnD, gaming... also coffee, exercise, lifestyle, photography.

John Merrow analyzed American political engagement and economic inequality, arguing that Democratic voters tend to be wealthier and more informed than the general population, creating a disconnect wit…

An independent perennially virid online writing magazine covering many topics. Established, run, and principally written by N.A. Ferrell since April 2020.

Linus researched knowledge representation and creative tools enhanced by artificial intelligence, documenting his work building software interfaces and side projects while exploring the future of huma…

One UX essay a week (give or take). No fluff. No spam. Just clarity, sarcasm, and survival notes.

A blog by Mike Egan

A maker's blog documenting hyperlocal hardware and software projects in Brooklyn, from pothole reporting systems to drawbridge monitoring tools.

No hugs, some learning

Thor Kell documents his work making music and using computers to create music, along with occasional pie-making and software engineering at companies like Spotify and Bandcamp.

Move. Think. Create.

Personal site of Travis Fischer aka Transitive Bullshit

Tribeca Citizen is a website, updated several times every weekday, that covers the news, events, people and places of the greater Tribeca area.

A personal website. Since 2006

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A blog by Alex Petros about trying to write software that doesn't rot

Rob Shearer’s personal site.

Varun Hegde's thoughts

A self-authored blog with insightful commentary on topics such as software development, technology, business, science, politics, and more.

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NYC-based technologist explored decentralized applications using cryptographic techniques like fully homomorphic encryption, multi-party computation, and blockchain technology.

Thoughts on kayaking, science, and life

Josh explored unconventional ideas including urban policy solutions, photograph authentication against AI generation, microprinting experiments, and Bitcoin economics.

by Patrick Mineault

I’m Zach Barocas. I’m a stationery shop owner, a drummer (I play Ludwig Drums), a publisher, and an amateur photographer in Brooklyn, New York. If

Online home and newsletter of Zach Seward

The personal site and blog of Zameer Manji.