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Paul Jacobson
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Oct 3, 2026
Questions and sci-fi with Hank Green and Aabria Iyengar
This is a fun "Ask Hank Anything" episode with Aabria Iyengar (@aabria.bsky.social) and Hank Green (@hankgreen.bsky.social). Frenetic and lots of sci-fi ideas. https://youtu.be/Rk0sCYvmaag?si=DoBz3U7_s6AeCjHE
aabria iyengar
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ask Hank anything
Paul Jacobson
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Aug 17, 2026
Life, death, an wonder of the Cosmos
I really enjoyed this discussion between @astrokatie.com and @hankgreen.bsky.social in an episode of Hank's podcast, Humans. It's a wonderful perspective of science and discovery: https://pca.st/episode/c9c0a916-616c-4495-8877-436dffaee565
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hank green
jiggyflyjoe
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May 26, 2026
My Return to Insanity
I've written plenty of times about how, toward the end of 2024, I left most mainstream social media platforms. Especially those that were run by people that could be categorized as being part of what I call our “Broligarchy,” i.e. the tech bros that run companies like Meta and X (formerly Twitter). I cleaned out my accounts on Instagram, Threads, and X, and even fully took my Facebook and WhatsApp accounts off life support entirely by fully deleting them. I found a new home on places like Bluesk...
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PostHog Blog
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Apr 24, 2026
Making Claude Cowork actually useful
Every article I read about "AI agents for work" tells me the same things. Clean up my inbox. Summarize my meetings. Draft my emails. Turn rough notes into polished decks. Keep my calendar tidy. These are all lovely ideas. They are also, almost…
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People
PostHog Blog
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Feb 3, 2026
How startup secondaries actually work
Secondaries - so hot right now. For those not in the loop, a secondary stock sale or ‘secondary’ is where existing stockholders of a private company sell their stock to someone else. This is great for founders and employees - and early investors…
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Explainers
Alex’s Writing Journal
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Jan 9, 2026
What do you love to do?
A sure-fire question to make friends at unfamiliar places.
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Dominik Hofer
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Mar 5, 2025
Zooming out
Recently, there was this insightful interview in our local newspaper that I found really interesting and seemed almost philosophical to me. So I decided to curate and share some passages.
people
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philosophy
Henrique Dias
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Jan 31, 2025
Recently in January '25
January is coming to an end, meaning that around 8% of 2025 has already passed. It felt like a slower month, definitely slower than the previous months in the sense that there was nothing big happening. However, the things that happened, I'm very glad with.
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PostHog Blog
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Jan 14, 2025
PostHog ruined all other jobs for me
I never thought it would happen to me. I was an ambitious kid, and I always paid close attention to successful people talking about their careers on TV. A lot of folks seemed to love their jobs. I wanted that someday. But two decades into my career…
People
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Culture
Henrique Dias
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Sep 30, 2024
Recently in September '24
September is now almost gone and we're diving deeper and deeper into the autumn. Despite a few problems here and there, I think it was quite a nice month, and it's important to always try seeing things for their positive side, despite that now always being very easy.
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We Distribute
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May 21, 2024
A Primer on Mastodon’s New Board Members
With Mastodon's recent incorporation as a US 501c3, the question has come up: who are the board members? What do they do? And why were they chosen?
Board Members
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Nonprofits
Henrique Dias
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Oct 31, 2023
Recently in October '23
October just passed by. It's now full-on autumn and I just turned one year older. It was, overall, a great month. Friends have visited, both from abroad and local. Met with some people, steam train rides. Let's dive into it!
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trains
Henrique Dias
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Oct 2, 2023
Recently in September '23
September passed by quite quickly and with that two thirds of 2023 are now finished. As we now enter the final 🏁 quarter of this year, let's recap what has happened on my life over the past month. As usual, I feel like a lot has happened, especially when looking at it in retrospective.
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travel
Jahir Fiquitiva
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Apr 26, 2023
People and websites that inspire (me)
Inspiring individuals and online places that spark my passion to code and create
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websites
Henrique Dias
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Nov 30, 2022
Recently in November '22
November has been a pretty intensive month in many different regards: from my parents visiting The Netherlands for the first time, to my partner and I moving in together to a new apartment. Besides, we're getting closer and closer to the end of the year, which means there are some cosy events I am looking forward to 🎄🍷.
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Henrique Dias
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Oct 31, 2022
Recently in October '22
October is probably one of my favorite months of the year. Not only because of the vibes falling onto us 🍁 - no pun intented -, or my birthday, but it is also usually packed with events happening here and there. But before we continue, I wish you a great All Hallows' Eve 🎃!
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Henrique Dias
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Jul 31, 2022
Recently in July '22
July is ending for most of us in a few hours and August will start. This is when most people go for vacation and have their summer holidays. Let's look at what I've been doing during July, which has been a very very busy month - I feel like I've been saying this every month.
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travel
Anil Dash
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May 28, 2009
Say My Name Say My Name
For about ten years, Slate has had an intermittent series of articles that explain how to pronounce names of people who are in the news. As someone whose (first) name is frequently mispronounced, I can appreciate the effort. (For the record: I pronounce it like the word “anneal”, used in…
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people
Anil Dash
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Jan 6, 2002
There is some amusing human
There is some amusing human nature conclusion that I’m sure can be drawn from the number of emails, phone calls, and instant messages I’ve gotten about my anti-obtusity comments earlier. But rest assured, the obtuse party is not you, as you are reading my web site. And the person whom I was…
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internet
Anil Dash
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May 5, 2000
Although it probably just means
Although it probably just means I’m unpopular, I think it’s interesting that I haven’t received a single copy of the "I Love You" worm, in any of its numerous variations… Or perhaps it’s just a testament to the intelligence of the people with whom I correspond. Yeah, that’s it!
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people
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