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About me — Satya Benson
Hello there! I research the mathematical foundations of intelligence. I’m a husband and a father, a backpacker, and tinkerer. I am Satya Benson, and I use satchlj online. Details on my name are here . I’ve spent most of my life in Western Massachusetts. I grew up on a blueberry farm . I went to the
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Friends This page contains links to friends on the internet with a personal website. See https://slashfriends.org/ . If you have a personal website and want to be added, hit me up. https://nickgray.net/friends/ https://richardkong.com/
/friends January 1, 0001 This is a /friends page. The idea is inspired by slashfriends.org by Nick Gray . Linking to people you like, is one of the great things a personal webiste can do. This is my list. It’s short now, the first draft, but will grow. Kev Quirk - Kev’s was one of the first personal
AI: Google Gemini 3 Pro Image Here are some friends of mine on the Internet: Friederike Gonzalez Schmitz , my wonderful wife! She helps people make a good impression on LinkedIn. Check out her LinkedIn profile as well. (Both pages in German.) Rolf Kersten . Interesting things about energy: generatio
Friends A small list of people I like, admire and am lucky enough to know. Petra Zink Petra and I met speaking at DisruptHR in 2017 and became mates ever since. I love our proseccos and chats about life and biz, plus her sausage dog Hansi and our shared love of hot chips. Steph Clarke I met Steph th
Friends Updated August 28, 2026. A few people and independent-web projects worth exploring. This is deliberately small; I’ll add to it over time. Derek Sivers created the now page movement and the nownownow directory. Nick Gray created SlashFriends and PersonalWebsites.org . Peter Hagen and Louis Ba
Friends You know about my weekly newsletter The Columbarium . But if you’re interested in reading more death positive newsletters or blogs, here are some of my favorites: Broadcast by the Madison Death Studio — A quarterly print and digital publication that creates community among death workers. Gra
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