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XergioAleX - CTO & Co-founder at DailyBot (YC S21)

CTO & Co-founder at DailyBot (YC S21). Full Stack Developer, speaker, and tech entrepreneur with 14+ years building digital products from Colombia.

Thomas Guignard photography

Library architecture and other musings

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Unemployed Negativity

Rajeev Singh Naruka

Product Engineer: Rajeev Singh Naruka

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German Postwar Modern

Focus on Postwar Modern Architecture (and occasionally Design and Art) in Germany, its neighbouring countries and the world

Sagar Tamang

Sagar Tamang | The Assam Kaziranga University Student

sendaiben.org

Life and Teaching in Sendai, Japan

Blog Posts on Ben Goldsworthy

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sunelehmann.com — intermittent updates

Sune Lehmann's personal blog. Networks, complexity, computational social science, and assorted asides.

Statistics Across Campuses

Seminar Notice Board

Process Algebra Diary

Papers I find interesting---mostly, but not solely, in Process Algebra---, and some fun stuff in Mathematics and Computer Science at large and on general issues related to research, teaching and academic life.

Bo Peng

Joel David Hamkins

mathematics and philosophy of the infinite

Sam Nabi

Sam Nabi's latest blog posts

FOSS Academic

First, one goal is to explore life as a “FOSS Academic” – someone who uses Free and Open Source technologies to do academic work. I’m hoping that my discussions of FOSS technologies in an academic setting help others – students, professors, university administrators – understand the benefits and values of FOSS in the academy. I’m not a developer, but I am a professor who’s been using FOSS to do his job for over a decade. I call this goal of exploring FOSS tools in the academy Goal 1. Second,…

The Invasion Network

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Jon Oberheide

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Sociology and Complexity Science Blog

Stuart Spence Blog

Computer scientist and educator. Creator of ChessCraft. Senior computer scientist at Environment Canada.

Stephen Tierney

Lecturer, data scientist and software engineer in Sydney, Australia.

Asterisk

Polaris64's blog

Recent content on Polaris64's blog

Rollston Epigraphy

Ancient Inscriptions from the Levantine World

The Watershed

Everything has changed. Here's what that looks like.

Stuart Spence Stuff

I'm a programmer, teacher, and student. Welcome! Read my thoughts. www.stuartspence.ca

Writing on Elliot Massen

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javadude.com

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spiro.trikaliotis.net - new

Jasper's books blog

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Rosia Evans Blog

Steven Landsburg | The Big Questions: Tackling the Problems of Philosophy with Ideas from Mathematics, Economics, and Physics

Steven Landsburg | The Big Questions: Tackling the Problems of Philosophy with Ideas from Mathematics, Economics, and Physics

The Wonder Years

My family's home school journey

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www.governancexborders.com

Fabian Hemmert

Projects, thoughts and opinions.

FrogHeart

Commentary about nanotech, science policy and communication, society, and the arts

John D. Boy

Jon Dron's home page

Aggregated musings, news and stories, mostly about learning and technology

Jonathan W. Y. Gray

Jonathan W. Y. Gray (@jwyg) explores the roles of digital data, methods and infrastructures in shaping how we know and live together. Reader in Critical Infrastructure Studies at King's College London. Author of Public Data Cultures (Polity, 2025).

Sumant's 1 page of Math

The purpose is to summarize math i find interesting in a page or two

Throwing Rocks

Coaching in the sport of curling

Watered Down Physics

By Alan Reifman, Non-Physicist

hannah dee

women in computing, making, general techy geek stuff.

the goggles do nothing

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Alex Reid, Professor of Digital Rhetoric, Media, and Artificial Intelligence

professor of Media, digital rhetoric, and artificial intelligence

Bryan's Blog

About learning, exploring and creating.

GASERI

Group for Apps and Services on Exascale Research Infrastructure is a research, development, and teaching unit at FIDIT + MedRi.

HUMANOID HISTORY

The human craft behind impossible worlds. Come for the future, stay for the rabbit hole. Always open for something interesting. linktr.ee/humanoidhistory

Joel Sikström

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John Canning

Thoughts on higher education, academic development, sustainability, languages, statistics, humanities, free software, e-learning and more

Reverse Engineering Blog

A blog covering reverse engineering and related topics.

Targuman

Translating my thoughts into words.

Zachary M. Schrag

Professor of History, George Mason University

scatterplot

the unruly darlings of public sociology

İsmail Efe's Blog Site

İsmail Efe's Second Brain.

About on Bas Ernst

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