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Construction Physics
By Brian Potter
Essays about buildings, infrastructure, and industrial technology.
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Blundercheck
By Timber
A newsletter on safety, strategy, and chess.
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The Chip Letter
By Babbage
Computer history and architecture
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ChinaTalk
By Jordan Schneider
Deep coverage of technology, China, US policy, and war. We feature original analysis alongside interviews with leading thinkers and policymakers.
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Travels of Samwise
By Sam Dalrymple
Tracing connected histories through art and architecture, written by a Delhi-raised Scottish historian.
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Kneeling Bus
By Drew Austin
Notes from the collision of meatspace and the internet.
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Summer Lightning
By Sachin
Essays on temporal shifts in culture and technology
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Small Precautions
By Nils Gilman
Seeing the future through the past, and vice versa
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Scenes with Simon
By Simon de la Rouviere
Exploring ideas across culture, technology, society, life, and creativity in a monthly newsletter and occasional long-form essays. Studying scenes to make sense of the world.
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Vik's Newsletter
By Vikram Sekar
AI infrastructure research across photonics, memory, interconnects, power, and packaging. Engineering depth translated for professionals and investors.
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Protocolized
The Magazine of New Nature
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Monstrous Times
The magazine of strange rules
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Pathless by Paul Millerd
Unexpected takes on the modern world of work. Paul explores our obsession with work and the default path of success and tries to imagine new possibilities for how we can conceive of life, work & what matters.
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Yak Talk
By Yak Collective
Regular updates, project releases, and announcements from Yak Collective
“An infrequent newsletter with updates about the goings on at the Yak Collective”
— Venkatesh Rao
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The Contrapuntal
By Jules Yim | 芊文
I've always been fascinated by contrapuntal music, in which two or more different tunes are sounded at the same time. Distinctly non-anodyne Seasian takes about the region and the world.
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Squishy Computer
By Gordon Brander
Learning to build living software
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