For the co-authors here in BSky, big thanks!
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I saw this at the other place and thought of share it here, too (authors not on bsky, as far as I can tell).

All good reminders / valuable pieces of advice for PhD students.

And I want to highlight the one at the bottom, which was very (very) important for me.