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John Baez's stuff, and Overcoming Bias is also good. I'm dying for non-technical science writing. I want to know what those guys are thinking, not read a popul
by jackchristopher 18y ago
John Baez's stuff, and Overcoming Bias is also good.
I'm dying for non-technical science writing. I want to know what those guys are thinking, not read a popular write up.
They're usually good, even when it's outside their field.
- hhm 18y agoYes, I follow these too. Others are: The Unapologetic Mathematician, The Reference Frame (if you can filter the hating), Symmetry Breaking, Gowers's Weblog, Plus Magazine (sometimes), Not Even Wrong, Cosmic Variance, Backreaction... also some Arxiv rss's.
- jackchristopher 18y agoYou literally just made my week. And you make great submissions to HN too.
- hhm 18y agoCool, you're welcome! Uncertain Principles is cool too; from all these, go through the links and you'll probably find a few more.
- aswanson 18y agoYour submissions are high quality and technical, the way I like them. I would ask you to continue to submit from your sources, especially since the stories about what googlers eat for breakfast are getting old....
- hhm 18y agoThank you! Sure, I'll keep submitting whatever I find interesting in the little time I have.