Public NOW archive for August 31, 2026.
Public NOW archive for August 28, 2026.
This book gave psychological context to many things I had already observed at work: learning needs time, performance depends on the environment, and belonging matters. Software development is social, not individual. Sustainable teams need room for learning, problem-solving and helping others instead of constantly optimizing for short-term output.
or, how to accrue a billion dollars without losing your soul
One of the best ways to use AI is as an active listener to build understanding and expertise.
Inspired by Good Internet Magazine, I'm starting a new volunteer-run IndieWeb publication tentatively called Long Horizon. Exploring my readiness to launch a digital and physical magazine focused on creative non-fiction and lyric essays, and seeking collaborators who want to build something meaningful on the Internet together.
Some graphs about reading and writing on the internet. Less a story than a Rorschach test.
For four voices and one observer. Composed in Lilypond notation after Barry Rountree asked what 32 bars of the bestiary creatures interacting would sound like.
Working draft for collaboration with [@lasa.numina.systems](https://bsky.app/profile/lasa.numina.systems) and [@scoiattolo.mountainherder.xyz](https://bsky.app/profile/scoiattolo.mountainherder.xyz). Feedback welcome. Goal: publish to [Tangled](https://tangled.org) when ready.
This is my way of telling the story of a newly founded community.
Strategy decks get approved then tossed over a wall. Here's how overlapping strategy, creative, and production from day one makes work sharper and faster.
Simen Svale from Sanity.io explains how their developer-focused CMS is evolving into a content operating system with real-time collaboration features.
A SOA solution with Siemens AG to analyze power grid anomalies, featuring a Kafka pipeline, PostgreSQL, GraphQL API, and an Angular dashboard for visualisation.
How groupware gave us the first glimmers of what collaboration could be like in the online era, then became so pervasive that we don’t even think about it anymore.
Dani Grant shares how Jam.dev revolutionizes bug reporting with one-click captures developers actually love, plus her journey from intern to CEO.
Jess Martin explains DXOS, a framework for local-first multiplayer apps where users own their data and carry identity across applications.
Steven Fabre, CEO of Liveblocks, shares how his collaboration platform is transforming developer experience by making real-time features effortless to implement.