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UX researcher in Lyon. Listening to users for a living and designing what they actually need.
I cook for whoever shows up on my porch in Savannah and read whatever the library lets me carry home.
Physiotherapist in Boston. Writing about movement, sleep and living well without the fads.
Teacher in rainy Bergen for thirty years. I walk, swim, lift, knit and write about getting older on my own terms.
Frontend developer in Milan. Browsers, performance and the web platform.
Backend engineer in Columbus, Ohio. I like boring code, short meetings, and deleting things nobody uses anymore.
ML engineer in Seattle building practical AI products. Skeptical of hype, excited by results.
Physiotherapist in Trondheim. I ski long distances slowly and write about how bodies cope with cold, effort and snow.
Civics teacher and youth basketball coach in Dayton, Ohio. I write about how local government really works, and about kids and hoops.
I run marketing at a small Austin software startup and write about what our customers taught me the hard way.
Home cook and food historian in Bologna. Every recipe has a story behind it.
Backend developer in Wroclaw. I keep a bug journal, argue about Rust, and test AI tools so my team does not have to.
Founder of a warehouse software company in Utrecht. I write about the expensive lessons, so you can skip a few.
Two-time founder in San Francisco, one exit, many mistakes. I write the post-mortems.
Geography teacher from Tampere who rides slow trains north and writes short poems about lakes and ice.
Growth marketer in Austin for early-stage startups. Experiments, funnels and honest numbers.
Former college athlete, now a high-school coach in Ohio. Sport as a lesson in discipline.
Bookseller and reviewer in Manchester. Reading widely so you can read well.
Machine learning researcher at a food producer near Bologna. I teach models about cheese and learn humility from data.
Former accountant in London. Plain-language personal finance for your 20s and 30s.