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New Podcast on Distributed Work
New Podcast on Distributed Work
I believe distributed work is the future of work. There is too much talent around the planet for any company to compete…
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Tonight was a lot of threads connecting for me. At Automattic’s Noho Space we hosted an event for Martin Scorsese’s new documentary about Pope…
Tonight was a lot of threads connecting for me. At Automattic’s Noho Space we hosted an event for Martin Scorsese’s new documentary about Pope…
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Tumblr has a fun 2025 in review, and if you’re a Pocket Casts user open the app to see all your stats for your listening this year.
Tumblr has a fun 2025 in review, and if you’re a Pocket Casts user open the app to see all your stats for your listening this year.
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Google Search Central finally added weekly and monthly views to Search Console! Love it. Great update. But… I have to say it: Newsrooms have been…
Google Search Central finally added weekly and monthly views to Search Console! Love it. Great update. But… I have to say it: Newsrooms have been…
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A more accurate framing would be that Fizzy is source available. You can read it, run it, and modify it. But DHH’s company is keeping the SaaS rights…
A more accurate framing would be that Fizzy is source available. You can read it, run it, and modify it. But DHH’s company is keeping the SaaS rights…
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I might have a new prayer: God, give me confidence of DHH claiming his proprietary license is Open Source. 37signals/Basecamp has a great new…
I might have a new prayer: God, give me confidence of DHH claiming his proprietary license is Open Source. 37signals/Basecamp has a great new…
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They forgot to ask what it's like to market software, WordPress, that your company is spending tens of millions of dollars attacking.
They forgot to ask what it's like to market software, WordPress, that your company is spending tens of millions of dollars attacking.
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Yesterday I had the great honor and privilege of attending a colleague’s 70th birthday party. You may not have heard his name before, but Kinsey…
Yesterday I had the great honor and privilege of attending a colleague’s 70th birthday party. You may not have heard his name before, but Kinsey…
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There has been some lovely writing about self-driving this week, first in the New York Times where Jonathan Slotkin makes the medical case for…
There has been some lovely writing about self-driving this week, first in the New York Times where Jonathan Slotkin makes the medical case for…
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James LePage has a great write-up, SOTW 2025:The Year WordPress Became AI-Native.
James LePage has a great write-up, SOTW 2025:The Year WordPress Became AI-Native.
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State of the Word 2025 wrapped this week - WordPress's annual keynote, broadcast from San Francisco. This year featured the first-ever live release…
State of the Word 2025 wrapped this week - WordPress's annual keynote, broadcast from San Francisco. This year featured the first-ever live release…
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One of my favorite hobbies is home networking and wifi, and once you go down that rabbit hole one of the best companies you can follow is Unifi…
One of my favorite hobbies is home networking and wifi, and once you go down that rabbit hole one of the best companies you can follow is Unifi…
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Though the stream didn’t work as we hoped, the recording of this year’s State of the Word, which in many ways was our best one yet, is up now.
Though the stream didn’t work as we hoped, the recording of this year’s State of the Word, which in many ways was our best one yet, is up now.
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The State of the Word is tomorrow, and it’s so fun to see SF abuzz with WordPress open source energy. We’re doing a lot of firsts tomorrow, including…
The State of the Word is tomorrow, and it’s so fun to see SF abuzz with WordPress open source energy. We’re doing a lot of firsts tomorrow, including…
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The State of the Word is tomorrow, and it’s so fun to see SF abuzz with WordPress open source energy. We’re doing a lot of firsts tomorrow, including…
The State of the Word is tomorrow, and it’s so fun to see SF abuzz with WordPress open source energy. We’re doing a lot of firsts tomorrow, including…
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The State of the Word is tomorrow, and it’s so fun to see SF abuzz with WordPress open source energy. We’re doing a lot of firsts tomorrow, including…
The State of the Word is tomorrow, and it’s so fun to see SF abuzz with WordPress open source energy. We’re doing a lot of firsts tomorrow, including…
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"We've been an unregulated industry for over 100 years. We're now a heavily regulated industry, and if you don't understand that, it's a big misconception." Richy Glassberg's framing of the industry's privacy journey during last week's panel at ID5.io's event is on the money. There's no hiding away from the fact that we have been, and in many cases still are, careless with consumer data. It's important to remember that. You're not getting it if privacy is still an afterthought in your business. Read more in another brilliant piece from Allison Schiff at AdExchanger: https://hubs.ly/Q03n75sM0 #InfoSum #DataCollaboration #DataPrivacy
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Christopher Wink
One mistake early ecosystem leaders make: Rushing to create some central organizer of everything. They misdiagnose overlapping events and multiple points of entry as a bug, when they are really the feature of a healthy community. I got into this in the first Builders Live ecosystems podcast episode Technical.ly had with Right to Start founder Victor W. Hwang, Lightship Capital founding partner Brian Brackeen and Hypepotamus editor Maija Ehlinger Get the full episode here https://lnkd.in/eeffDhAF
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Preetam Rao ( Solana Breakpoint)
Last week, we saw another $200 million vanish into a hack on SUI chain. The reason? A simple human error. Every month, we work with dozens of projects, and there’s one question we hear over and over again: How can we prepare for a battle-tested audit? Here’s the process we always recommend for getting your project audit-ready:
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