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Josh Ghent

Bundling all the tiny jobs that never justify their own time into one scheduled power hour.

Josh Müller

Last week, in anticipation of COP 30 , my wife and I were invited to talk about climate change at our house church. This has been a topic close to my heart for many years now, but I had never talked publicly about it before. So, I was excited to share. I also wanted to share some of those same thoughts here. I hope you find it impactful. If you don’t accept climate change, this post doesn&rs

Josh Müller

I heard this piece of advice recently: Never let a day pass without doing something that will serve you 10 years from now. I LOVED it! I want to make a habit of that. But, it got me pondering, why stop there? What if we never let a month pass without taking tangible action to make life better for our great grandchildren, 100 years from now ? How would your life look different if you were regularly

Josh Müller

I’m dabbling with an idea, and testing whether it’s a good fit for work and life. Thus far, I’ve been liking the fruit of it. Basically, the idea can be expressed as follows: If I find myself doing the same (or a very similar) task 3 or more times , it’s worth starting to look closely at that task and to figure out a better system for it. After doing a given task a few time

Josh Müller

When we see something novel that we don’t understand, we have a choice: Shake our heads, note that it’s weird, brush it off as something we’ll never understand, and move on with our lives OR, stop for a few minutes, take a look, and try to understand it. Why do those people act that way ? Why was this tool designed this way ? Where did this weirdly spelled word come from? What&rs

Josh Müller

In the deep-diving of the esoteric world of technology as I do, I often come across tools which the vast majority of people will never need or make use of . I tend to note those tools and log them away for personal use, as it is not uncommon for weird situations to pop up where I need some ultra-niche tool I’ve stumbled across in the past. Other times, some of those tools I encounter could m

Josh Müller

“If we let ourselves, we shall always be waiting for some distraction or other to end before we can really get down to our work. The only people who achieve much are those who want knowledge so badly that they seek it while the conditions are still unfavorable. Favorable conditions never come .” ~ C.S. Lewis in his 1939 sermon, Learning in War-Time

Josh Müller

With exceedingly rare exception, you don’t know the full story. How could you? It involved multiple people with highly complex and intricate lives, who have each faced unique challenges and hardships that you’ll never know. You don’t know what drove them, and you don’t know what drives them. There is still a place for anger — injustice rightly catalyzes it. But if we want t

Josh Müller

When I was a kid, I hated history class. To me, it was nothing more than a list of names, dates, and facts about wars and dead people that I was required to memorize. I never saw how it actually applied to my life. But in last few years, I’ve started to LOVE history — largely because I’ve come across amazing stories and nuggets of history that I think are really worth talking abo

Josh Müller

MAKES: 4 SERVINGS • DIFFICULTY: easy There can never be enough ways to get beans into your daily meals. This is one of the best. Serve on toasted 100% whole- grain bread with all the fixings. These burgers freeze well, so consider doubling the recipe so you’ll have them ready for just- thaw-and-indulge moments. 100 g (1 cup) rolled oats 55 g (½ cup) walnut pieces 1¼-inch/5mm piece fresh turmeric,

Josh Sherman

All right, I'm a bit late this year, but our family tradition of watching scary[-ish] movies in October is alive and well. Sadly, the LA Angels missed the playoffs just like last year. Super hopeful for the 2027 season though. This year's theme is... Body Horror I've always been a fan of the genre , but I feel like I've never really dug too deep into it. I wanted the list to include some of the cl

Josh Sherman

As a child, you drink Kool-Aid. Then somewhere along the way, you stop. Maybe you switch to sugary sodas your parents never let you drink. Realizing it's just sugar water, you switch to a healthier option. For me, it took a little longer to grow up. I had the Kool-Aid jug and matching cups, and even the cycling hat which I wore until the flip up brim fell off. These things brought me happiness, bu

Josh Sherman

I'm not here to bullshit anybody, I have never been through a PostHog SuperDay. Like many humans, I've read about it on their website, as they are a company that over-communicates just about everything. This tale started when I got curious about their onboarding wizard . Their pivot from analytics to self-driving systems mirrors what I've been working on for the last couple of years, which has acc

Joshua Morris

After finding 2,000 Joshes on the independent web, draft RFCs for a decentralized Joshternet—/.well-known/josh, stay on your own site, Joshness is declared never derived.

Joshua Morris

A Chicago working paper on ADP payrolls shows firms kept 2–4% raise norms while inflation hit 7–9%, leaving a permanent real-wage cut after prices cooled.

Joshua Morris

Google’s HEIR compiler aims to make encrypted AI inference a practical option—running recommendation, fraud, intrusion, and hotword models on ciphertext so the server never needs the plaintext.

Joshua Morris

Senko Rašić challenges the claim that code was never the hard part—hiring, craft, and buggy software say otherwise—arguing understanding why to build and how to build well both stay hard while AI shifts where scarce effort goes.

Joshua Morris

Harvard Magazine covers ancient-DNA research finding selection across hundreds of human genes—arguing evolution never stopped with civilization, even if “superhuman” traits arrive on evolution’s schedule, not Marvel’s.