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I highly recommend subscribing to The Orbital Index newsletter. One of the 3 newsletters that I actually read every week. It's (almost) completely outside my pr
by iyn 7y ago
I highly recommend subscribing to The Orbital Index newsletter. One of the 3 newsletters that I actually read every week. It's (almost) completely outside my profession but very interesting to read nonetheless.
- JetSpiegel 7y agoNot sure why they don't advertise the RSS Feed: https://orbitalindex.com/feed.xml https://orbitalindex.com/feed.xml
- snickmy 7y agowhat are the other 2?
- 2dollars27cents 7y agoNot op, but The Prepared is great if you have any interest in manufacturing, supply chains, and modern infrastructure. https://theprepared.org/ https://theprepared.org/
- Jun8 7y agoBenedict's Newsletter (https://www.ben-evans.com/newsletter https://www.ben-evans.com/newsletter) is also one I find interesting, a collection of posts related to "tech and thought"
- lukejduncan 7y agoMatt Levine, Money Stuff
- blach 7y agoOne half of Orbital Index here… I highly recommend The Prepared as well. I happen to be guest editing it next month while the normal writer is on paternity leave, so I might be biased (but also a longtime happy reader :-).
- ant6n 7y agoNot op, but I find Julia Evans' programming wizardry comics, which she sends out each Saturday, to be fun and educational! https://wizardzines.com/saturday-comics/ https://wizardzines.com/saturday-comics/
- iyn 7y ago1. Already mentioned Benedict's Newsletter (https://www.ben-evans.com/newsletter https://www.ben-evans.com/newsletter) 2. James Clear's (https://jamesclear.com/newsletter https://jamesclear.com/newsletter), author of the Atomic Habits, which is a fantastic book about... habits (https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits) Both are no-bullshit and consistently provide value.
- erobbins 7y ago've been a subscriber for some time and they are great. No junk, no ads, no pitches, just news.