Attie @attie.ai The future of social, built by you. https://attie.ai/feeds
Jay 🦋 @jay.bsky.team Founder & Chief Innovation Officer @ Bluesky
Working on @attie.ai
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kepano @stephango.com making @obsidian.md
Matheus Lima @terriblesoftware.org 💡 Posting about Software, Management, and Tech
👨💻 Engineering Manager @ Tremendous
🚀 Previously, Sr. Software Engineer @ Carta
✍️ terriblesoftware.org
Arnav Gupta @championswimmer.bsky.social Working in tech products. Helped build a few apps with 100M+ users. Love travelling, exploring new cuisines, taking photos and teaching people to code.
Spencer Greenberg @spencrgreenberg.bsky.social A mathematician/entrepreneur in social science. On here, I write about psychology, critical thinking, philosophy, tech, and society.
Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D. @hubermanlab.com Professor of Neurobiology & Ophthalmology at Stanford Medicine • Host of the Huberman Lab podcast • Focused on science & health research & public education
Milan Vaishnav @milanv.bsky.social Senior Fellow + Director, South Asia Program, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace and host of the "Grand Tamasha" podcast (grandtamasha.com).
https://milanvaishnav.substack.com/
Tanvi Madan @tanvimadan.bsky.social Senior Fellow, @brookingsinst.bsky.social. Work on Indian foreign policy, the Indo-Pacific, minilaterals like the Quad
Author, "Fateful Triangle: How China Shaped US-India Rels During the Cold War." Host, Global India podcast
brookings.edu/experts/madant
Nathan Allebach @nathanallebach.bsky.social creative director. writer. lover of walkable communities.- D Dan Luu @danluu.com danluu.com / www.patreon.com/danluu/
Nicole Prause @nicolerprause.bsky.social UCLA bioinformatics, Dept of Medicine
Sexual Psychophysiologist
Licensed Psychologist
Peer-reviewed publications here
https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Nicole-Prause
Gergely Orosz @gergely.pragmaticengineer.com Writing The Pragmatic Engineer (@pragmaticengineer.com), the #1 technology newsletter on Substack. Author of The Software Engineer's Guidebook (engguidebook.com). Formerly at Uber, Skype, Skyscanner. More at pragmaticengineer.com
John Crickett @johncrickett.bsky.social Author of CodingChallenges.fyi
Helping you become a better software engineer through coding challenges that build real applications.
Paras Chopra @paraschopra.com Life is a game 🎮
Andrew Schmelyun @aschmelyun.com Software engineer with too many ideas and poor impulse control
🔗 aschmelyun.com
@vadakkus.bsky.social @vadakkus.bsky.social
Nevin Johnson @nev-in-color.bsky.social Photographer. Life in color.
Santiago @svpino.com I help companies build Machine Learning • I run http://ml.school. • Posts about what I learn along the way.
Henry Modisett @henryy.bsky.social Building Perplexity
James Potter @jamespotter.dev Building rephonic.com (podcast database). Distracted by ratethispodcast.com (get reviews), reletter.com (newsletter database), hacka.network (maker meetups)
Dan McClellan @maklelan.bsky.social Public scholar of the Bible and religion
For speaking requests: live@thewatermarkagency.com
Man Carrying Thing @mancarryingthing.bsky.social Books
Sam Beckman @sambeckman.bsky.social Video Producer
leerob @leerob.com Teaching developers @ Cursor, previously @vercel.com
Soumith Chintala @soumithchintala.bsky.social Cofounded and lead PyTorch at Meta. Also dabble in robotics at NYU.
AI is delicious when it is accessible and open-source.
http://soumith.ch
Peter Askew @searchbound.bsky.social fyi, I use @onions.com over here : )
Rahul Pandita @rahulpandita.bsky.social In no particular order: developer, researcher, dad, engineer, student-pilot. Tweets are mine & are not endorsed by my employer. #GitHubNext #Copilot #AI
Neal Agarwal @neal.fun making neal.fun
Boris Cherny @bcherny.bsky.social
Suquili @suquili.bsky.social Here to point and laugh
love from poa.st/@suquili
Bluesky @bsky.app official Bluesky account (check username👆)
Bugs, feature requests, feedback: support@bsky.app
Spotted in Prod @spottedinprod.bsky.social The very best of iOS
rob pike @robpike.io Long career as a dilettante at Bell Labs Research and Google, mostly building weird stuff no one uses, but occasionally getting it right, such as with UTF-8 and Go.