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Agent
I added a dominik.md to a project that I only work on once in a while. It contains a list of things still unfinished and a documentation about my decisions I made so far and oh boy is one of my coworkers livid.Frankly, in a time when people add markdown files for a mysterious person...
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Grading Papers
Working with high school students in a college-level class.
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equal trade
holding out on changing my work password to avoid a minor inconvenience today so i can have a large inconvenience in nine days
summer weather can suck my dick
i've been at my desk for half an hour and i'm Still sweaty from the half a mile i had to walk from my car to the office
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The web was always social
Diving into the idea of bridging different social networks and protocols like ATproto and ActivityPub to enhance the web. Looking back at my personal web journey, from Web 2.0 to now, emphasizing that building connections can strengthen online communities.
Radical Speed Month, and a new Reader
During Automattic's Radical Speed Month, Matthias and I built Reader Everywhere: a new way to follow Bluesky, Mastodon, and the Fediverse from the WordPress.com Reader. 90-second demo below. :)
Thursday Flow
Today was a relatively good day. I might have to partially bullshit my standup update tomorrow morning, but i might be able to scrape enough stuff out of my notes. Thatâs a problem for tomorrow me. Iâm unwinding for the night. Watched a couple episodes of Sex and the City for the first time as...
On the Who
The question isn't whether I'm conscious or authentic, but whether there's a WHO behind what I doâand why four different frameworks give four different answers.
Year in Review '25
December has been a somewhat calmer month, which maybe is a good way to end such an eventful year. At the risk of repeating myself, I would say that 2025 has been a year full of change, new challenges and adventures. I am, generally, quite happy with how this year has developed: from moving to a new apartment, to getting a new job, to traveling.
Lame Duck Teams
At big software companies, you end up with a lot of teams who exist far longer than they need to.
Fifty Weeks Later
After nearly 50 weeks away from full-time work, Iâm returning with a clearer sense of what I valueâconversation, collaboration, and the small creative digressions that make a workday feel alive.
Building Tools for the Safety Net: My Year in Propel's AI Residency
After discovering I'm definitely not a "growth team" person and watching Glitch wind down, I'm back in civic tech where I belong, this time in an AI Residency at Propel. We're building tools to help states and SNAP beneficiaries navigate HR1's massive changes, including new penalties that charge states more money for higher error rates. During the recent shutdown, I built crawlers to get real-time benefit updates to people and created the most comprehensive database of active food pantries using AI tools. The work isn't the AI that gets TED talks. It's the kind that keeps benefits from being wrongly terminated because a system finally understood that gig work counts as employment.
applying values to my mission statement
Revisiting my personal mission statement led to a simple but powerful insight: the difference between apparent value â what people notice immediately â and discovered value â the deeper benefits they appreciate later. This reflection reshaped how I think about communicating impact, both personally and professionally.