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A programmer living in the Boston area, working at the Nucleic Acid Observatory.
I work in InfoSec. I'm also partial to collecting watches and riding motorbikes.
A Principal Program Manager living and working in Berlin, Germany. Author of The Developer Advocacy Handbook.
A partner and cofounder at Autogram, a strategic consultancy that works at the intersection of design systems and content management.
Helping rid the world of ineffective graphs, one 3D pie at a time!
Thought Leadership Marketing Services & SEO Company
I am the lead developer at Radweb working on InventoryBase and related products. I also work part-time as a developer for MacStories.
Track Awesome List Daily Updates on Github.
Wait But Why is a popular blog exploring big ideas; founded by Tim Urban, known for deep dives into complex topics like AI and space colonization.
Dynomight is a SF-rationalist-substack-adjacent blogger with a good understanding of statistics.
A seed stage venture partner at Homebrew, previously managed consumer products at YouTube and worked at Google and Linden Lab.
I‘m a software developer, writer, and hand crafter from the UK. I’m queer and trans.
For the last 10 years I've chased my way down the software stack starting from humble beginnings with the venerable jQuery and PHP.
Co-founder of Claypot AI, graduated from Stanford University, grew up in Vietnam. Ex NVIDIA, Snorkel AI, and Netflix.
Founder & CEO at 37signals (makers of Basecamp, HEY, and ONCE). Non-serial entrepreneur, serial author. Wrote Getting Real, Remote, and REWORK.
Founder of OpenAI
Electrical engineer, musician, out and about on two wheels, read a lot of books, coffee-addict.
A blog about programming and the programming industry. Vancouver, BC
By Azeem Azhar, an expert on artificial intelligence and exponential technologies.
American entrepreneur and investor, author of
‘The Almanack of Naval Ravikant’, has invested in more than 200 companies, including Uber and Twitter.
Investigating industry and technology at Gavekal Dragonomics and the Yale Law School’s Tsai China Center
Written by John Siracusa, a software developer, podcaster, and writer, started writing for Ars Technica in 1999.
The day's most fascinating news by Dave Pell.
Philosophy, chemistry, etc.
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by Randall Munroe, author of ‘What If?’ ‘How To’ ‘Thing Explainer’. A webcomic of romance, sarcasm, math, and language.
Six Colors provides daily coverage of Apple, other technology companies, and the intersection of technology and culture.
The Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA) is a nonpartisan think tank working to strengthen the transatlantic alliance through research, analysis, and programs.
A learning a day, since May 12 2008, by Rohan.
A writer, freelance translator, and an enthusiast photographer. I’m also a Mac consultant and conservator.
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The creator of Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha and the Wolfram Language; the author of A New Kind of Science.
Web Developer in Brazil.
By Rohit Krishnan. Here you’ll find essays about ways to push the frontier of our knowledge forward. The essays aim to bridge the gaps between Business, Science and Technology.
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