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I’m Building a New Notes & Tasks App (and I’m Not Sure If It’s a Good Idea)
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I’ve been thinking a lot about how I organize my life. Right now, I use a mix of the built-in…
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When AI Gets a Soul
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I just discovered something that really made me think: soul.md. It’s built around the idea that AI should not only…
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I Didn’t Expect to Fall Back in Love with Pebble
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It started almost by accident. Just a small idea, something quick to try. I opened the Pebble smartwatch SDK again,…
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Who am I? – A reflection on the conference on neurodivergence and gender identity
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On March 13, 2026, a groundbreaking conference took place in Zurich, addressing one of the most complex questions of our…
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Small Successes
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In social pedagogy, we often talk about big goals. Development. Independence. Progress. These concepts are important, but in the everyday…
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Paciva: Building a Tool for When Energy Isn’t Reliable
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For a long time, I’ve been thinking about energy — not in the productivity sense, but in the very human…
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When energy isn’t infinite
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For most of my life, I believed — quietly, unquestioned — that energy was something you could always stretch a…
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The Ultrahuman Air Ring and Why I Like It
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I did not get the Ultrahuman Air Ring because I wanted more data. I already see enough numbers every day.…
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Why Connecting Volunteers and Organizations Matters More Than We Think
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Volunteering is often framed as a simple exchange: time given, help received. But in reality, it is something much deeper.…
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Walking as a Cognitive Tool
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I started walking more intentionally when I realised that thinking does not happen best when I am still. Sitting at…
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ADHD Medication, Wellbeing, and the Weight of Stigma
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Writing about medication still feels exposed. Not because it is controversial in a medical sense, but because it touches something…
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Why I Watch Home Alone 2: Lost in New York Every Year
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At first glance, it may seem banal to watch the same film again every year. But rituals rarely arise by…