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Ask HN: What hyper-focused industry newsletters do you enjoy?
In my experience, HN users tend to have incredibly specialized interests. I'm curious about what newsletters are out there that deliver a depth of specialized knowledge?
For me, it doesn't get better than 'The Prepared' and the 'Future of Trucks' newsletters. Both provide a window into technicalities that I wouldn't otherwise think about in fields that I'm broadly interested in.
https://theprepared.org/ https://theprepared.org/
https://www.trucks.vc/newsletter https://www.trucks.vc/newsletter
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- startupjunkie5 5y ago
- pxeger1 5y agoThis comment and the reply look highly inorganic to me, so take their recommendations with a pinch of salt.
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- bckr 5y agothree+ green accounts posting the same link... feels off to me too
- comrh 5y agoAs an aside is there a better way to consume these newsletters than email or unroll?
- enigmatic02 5y agoYa I sometimes just keep track of newsletters I like in a doc, then make the rounds when I'm in a reading mood
- a_lanfranco 5y agoI read them in Feedbin. It provides me with a dedicated mail address and allows me to read newsletters as if they were RSS feeds.
- cavalcade119 5y agoHighly recommend the Thinking About Things newsletter [0], it's one link every other day. [0] https://thinking-about-things.com https://thinking-about-things.com
- xwowsersx 5y agoThat URL doesn't work. It's https://www.thinking-about-things.com/ https://www.thinking-about-things.com/
- etalian 5y agoEdit: nevermind, I might promote it when it's more generally available.
- jacobd11 5y agowould love to download this service, what's the name?
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- joefarish 5y agoI use https://kill-the-newsletter.com/ https://kill-the-newsletter.com/ to get an RSS feed :-)
- jarrell_mark 5y agoMobile GameDev Playbook (podcast) https://open.spotify.com/show/7KPT3GT0HI35dsd5dUsf5K?si=0dndQf0ySwOLWgk0IOGryA https://open.spotify.com/show/7KPT3GT0HI35dsd5dUsf5K?si=0dnd...
- punkspider 5y agohttps://tldrmarketing.com https://tldrmarketing.com for SEO, social media marketing, and other digital marketing related things. It's the only newsletter I've actually stuck with and enjoy.
- SaijoGeorge 5y agoI run that newsletter.
- punkspider 5y agoWhoa. It's an honor!
- vagabund 5y agoFor synbio / biotech news: https://www.codonmag.com/archive https://www.codonmag.com/archive Was pleasantly surprised to see this newsletter reappear after a lengthy hiatus.
- Oarch 5y agoThe Construction Physics substack is a great source of knowledge for both historic and current experiments in construction methods. https://constructionphysics.substack.com/archive https://constructionphysics.substack.com/archive
- srvmshr 5y agoI greatly enjoy the in-depth articles surrounding Linux ecosystem from LWN.net
- smabie 5y agoNot sure I would call it "hyper" specialized, but Matt Levine's Money Stuff newsletter is probably the best thing I read everyday.
- dorkwood 5y agoI want to know how he writes so much every day. Matt, if you're reading, give us some tips.
- skippyboxedhero 5y agoPractice. Conversational style of writing. Audience that is used to long posts with minimal editing (Dealbreaker had shorter articles but his posts grew in length, references added, and the audience grew into that style...old Dealbreaker was hilarious, I seem to remember Matt did the CFA Level 1...he was going to hit the strip club for lulz during the lunch break, didn't but went to a Mexican cafe and got drunk...Dealbreaker 2008-2012 was pure gold, nothing like it today). I wouldn't try to replicate his style. Lots of people try, but it is like a virgin turning up to a BDSM orgy: you can't hang, don't try, find your own path. EDIT: wow, that Dealbreaker story was over 10 years old...what have I done with my life.
- audiometry 5y agoI was going to post this too. He's exceptionally skillful in explaining, lucidly, the small wonkish details of financial market matters that make the gem of the story. I'm also impressed by the breadth of markets that he's able to cover with that clarity.
- hn_go_brrrrr 5y agohttps://greenbuildingadvisor.com https://greenbuildingadvisor.com. Reading about advances in energy-saving construction techniques and HVAC is loads of fun.
- bspear 5y agohttps://every.to/napkin-math/ https://every.to/napkin-math/, https://www.productlessons.xyz/ https://www.productlessons.xyz/, https://ofdollarsanddata.com/ https://ofdollarsanddata.com/
- sl9dmk2 5y ago- https://www.milkroad.com/ https://www.milkroad.com/ - https://topstartups.substack.com/ https://topstartups.substack.com/ - https://latecheckout.substack.com/ https://latecheckout.substack.com/ - https://www.collaborativefund.com/blog/ https://www.collaborativefund.com/blog/
- mrwnmonm 5y agoMilkroad looks like the worst newsletter ever
- killingtime74 5y agoMy dog Walker publishes a WhatsApp thread with videos of all her dog walks on it
- ketzo 5y agoThat would be so.. oddly comforting to me as a dog owner. I dig that.
- bricemo 5y agoCan’t get much more hyper focused than this!
- triggercut 5y agoEspecially if the dog is reactive!
- jamesfisher 5y agoYour dog is called Walker and you taught her how to use WhatsApp? :)
- exikyut 5y agoI would like to subscribe to your dog's newsletter!
- ada1981 5y agoCan you invite me?
- c54 5y agoweekly space news: https://orbitalindex.com/ https://orbitalindex.com/
- msadowski 5y agoI love the Orbital Index! It’s my only resource on space news and every week I’m learning a ton!
- mshockwave 5y agoLLVM Weely: https://llvmweekly.org/ https://llvmweekly.org/
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- sebg 5y agoData Science / Data / AI news: https://www.datascienceweekly.org https://www.datascienceweekly.org
- therobot24 5y agothe archives make it seem like this stopped publishing last summer
- pinky1417 5y agoScuttleblurb, David Kim's SubStack, sends out in-depth write ups of companies. It's technically an investing newsletter, but it's really more about the mechanics of a given industry and how a particular company or group of companies operates within that industry. Similarly, and these aren't newsletters but they do come out at newsletter-like frequencies: the Company Man and the Wendover Productions YouTube channels. Granted, these aren't specialized in terms of a single industry or single tech field, but, if you're a business enthusiast / love learning about industries you previously didn't know about, these are excellent. https://www.scuttleblurb.com/ https://www.scuttleblurb.com/ Company Man: https://youtube.com/channel/UCQMyhrt92_8XM0KgZH6VnRg https://youtube.com/channel/UCQMyhrt92_8XM0KgZH6VnRg Wendover Productions: https://youtube.com/c/Wendoverproductions https://youtube.com/c/Wendoverproductions
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- skippyboxedhero 5y agoI think there will be a lot of money in focused industry newsletters over the next ten years or so. This will be basically identical to the corporate media business of yore: start in publishing, build audience, use that to sell events/training (and then, eventually, someone comes along and consolidates all of them). There will be a twist, but...basically. We aren't even at the start of this trend imo (a lot of the industry news is still distributed physically, I don't think current publications have really "cracked" the format/content organization yet either) as the replies kind of demonstrate.
- hedora 5y agoHere are some audio fiction podcasts that buy + produce stories from a broad community of authors: https://escapepod.org/ https://escapepod.org/ https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/ https://www.lightspeedmagazine.com/ https://www.drabblecast.org/ https://www.drabblecast.org/
- modeless 5y agoFor AR/VR, https://youtube.com/c/SadlyItsBradley https://youtube.com/c/SadlyItsBradley is cringe, but he has solid supply chain info leaks about upcoming products and a surprisingly good understanding of the technology. Meanwhile, https://kguttag.com https://kguttag.com is by far the best place to learn about the many fundamental unsolved problems that are preventing the grand vision of metaverse AR glasses from being realized anytime soon, and the reality of what upcoming products will be like as they work around those problems in various ways.
- aghilmort 5y agotrucks.vc is definitely a better vertical newsletter than most, have read for years!
- culi 5y agoFor anyone interested in the future of city infrastructure and technologies: - [NextCity](https://nextcity.org/ https://nextcity.org/) - [Shareable](https://www.shareable.net/ https://www.shareable.net/)
- culi 5y agoIt's weird how few people seem to be aware of this but the whole field of economics seems to be undergoing some pretty big transformations. One of the best sources for keeping up with this shift has been Evonomics: https://evonomics.com/ https://evonomics.com/
- jhanschoo 5y agoAs an outsider, how can I evaluate the credibility of your two main claims?
- ragebol 5y agoNot being an economist: what's going on there and what transformation is going on?
- interpenetrate 5y agoWhat is emerging? All I see is a scholarly rejection of neoclassical policy. Since 2007 we've seen the frightfully predictable upsurge in Keynesian ideas. The articles on that site don't seem to go beyond Keynes whatsoever. Since 2007 there's also been a surge of interest in classical political economy, as forwarded by Anwar Shaikh and Michael Roberts. But there's no paradigm shift in this work, and I don't see any influence of this trend on that site anyway.
- msadowski 5y agoI’ve been working on a robotics newsletter for close to 4 years now. Maybe someone here will find it interesting https://www.weeklyrobotics.com/ https://www.weeklyrobotics.com/
- bckr 5y agoWas just about to CTRL-F for that, thanks :)
- labrador221 5y agoSomeone on HN recently linked to https://www.readsomethinginteresting.com https://www.readsomethinginteresting.com. It seems to be focused on personal blogs and I've been really enjoying finding authors I didn't know about.
- astrange 5y agoA newsletter is the same thing as a blog post, right? In that case I think this one about the satellite imagery industry is interesting: https://joemorrison.substack.com/ https://joemorrison.substack.com/ The main thing you learn is that outside of governments there isn’t much of a satellite image industry. Which is why there aren’t that many posts.
- stonlyb 5y agoI've co-written and edited our newsletter covering climate tech and urban tech startups for over 8 years https://thirdsphere.com/updates/ https://thirdsphere.com/updates/
- michaelsbradley 5y agoWeek in Ethereum News: https://weekinethereumnews.com/ https://weekinethereumnews.com/
- labrador221 5y agoPedestrian Observations is great for railroad systems https://pedestrianobservations.com/ https://pedestrianobservations.com/
- larsiusprime 5y agogamediscover.co for games industry
- labrador221 5y agoPhil Venables - cybersecurity management
- ljhsiung 5y agoHuge fan of SemiAnalysis run by Dylan Patel https://semianalysis.substack.com/ https://semianalysis.substack.com/ I have yet to find a better in-depth source for hardware ongoings.
- creade 5y agoIf you want a breadth of industry publications physically delivered, I greatly recommend the Trade Journal Cooperative https://www.tradejournalcooperative.com/ https://www.tradejournalcooperative.com/
- KingOfCoders 5y ago(shameless self promotion :-) My Amazing CTO newsletter https://www.amazingcto.com/cto-newsletter/ https://www.amazingcto.com/cto-newsletter/
- dhash 5y agoFor the silicon chip industry, the Linley Group’s Microprocessor Report [1] is amazing. I know of no better resource for high-end chip news. Here’s a bunch of cut down sample articles [2] and one actual one [3] [1] https://www.linleygroup.com/mpr/ https://www.linleygroup.com/mpr/ [2] https://www.linleygroup.com/sample.php https://www.linleygroup.com/sample.php [3] https://www.nvidia.com/docs/IO/55972/220401_Reprint.pdf https://www.nvidia.com/docs/IO/55972/220401_Reprint.pdf
- pookieinc 5y agoThere's a really great epidemiologist who has been publishing data-driven articles on substack on the subject of COVID, from samples from waste water to control groups across the world. Her insights are often super valuable and she only speaks to what she knows and the rest goes off of data she comes across. I'd really recommend her thoughts on anything COVID-related https://yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com/ https://yourlocalepidemiologist.substack.com/
- VMG 5y agohttps://bitcoinops.org/ https://bitcoinops.org/ > This week’s newsletter describes a proposal for delinked reusable addresses, summarizes how the WabiSabi protocol may be used as an enhanced alternative to payjoin, examines a discussion about adding communication standards to the DLC specification, and looks at renewed discussion about updating LN commitment formats. Also included are our regular sections with summaries of new software releases and release candidates plus descriptions of notable changes to popular Bitcoin infrastructure software.
- rjgray 5y agoHanno Böck's monthly Bulletproof TLS Newsletter is an excellent summary of TLS/PKI goings-on. https://www.feistyduck.com/bulletproof-tls-newsletter/ https://www.feistyduck.com/bulletproof-tls-newsletter/
- LewisVerstappen 5y agoBest technical software engineering newsletter is Quastor IMO. The writer looks through all the various engineering blogs from Big Tech companies and sends out summaries of the most interesting posts. https://quastor.org/ https://quastor.org/ They also do technical writeups and deep dives on OSS projects and whatnot. Here's one they did on Apache Spark -> https://www.quastor.org/p/the-architecture-of-apache-spark https://www.quastor.org/p/the-architecture-of-apache-spark
- donohoe 5y agoI enjoy this weekly and concise email from my colleagues focused on tech coverage outside the US/West. No ads, no promos, just very simple layout. https://restofworld.org/newsletters/world/ https://restofworld.org/newsletters/world/ While it definitely promotes our stories, I like the the "What we're reading" and "one more thing" which are usually interesting and external content. I think all this contributes to our fairly high open-rates and healthy organic subscription growth. There are two other content driven newsletters for South Asia and Latin America but that global newsletter is my favorite. https://restofworld.org/newsletters/ https://restofworld.org/newsletters/
- captn3m0 5y agoRSS Feed: https://restofworld.org/feed/latest https://restofworld.org/feed/latest
- melony 5y agoRest of the world is a very neoliberal rag. Typical bay area socially liberal but fiscally conservative crowd. They will shake their fist and yell at the sky about alleged oppression elsewhere and praise the technocratic policies at the same time. Think New Yorker/The Atlantic for the SV crowd.
- kradeelav 5y agoI was going to say yeah, the title of the newsletter is a little ... revealing.
- tesseract 5y agoI assumed it to be poking fun at the use of that term in business (especially logistics) jargon.
- donohoe 5y ago"bay area socially liberal"? Um, if you say so. None are in the Bay Area is that helps. Most of the writers (almost 90%) live or work in the countries that are covered (so are outside the US and EU).
- dSebastien 5y agoShameless plug: https://newsletter.dsebastien.net https://newsletter.dsebastien.net My newsletter focuses mostly on bootstrapping and Personal Knowledge Management these days.
- ochronus 5y agoUnzip - https://unzip.dev/ https://unzip.dev/ - is really nice. Each issue is focused on unpacking a specific dev trend / topic. Self-promotion: https://newsletter.leadership.garden/ https://newsletter.leadership.garden/ - A hand-curated newsletter for leaders and managers in tech.
- shantnutiwari 5y agoWow, unzip has a really cool signup form-- signed up just for that!!
- riskycodes 5y agoYeah, this is awesome!
- funerr 5y agoHi! I'm the creator of unzip.dev, thanks for the shout out!
- mrwnmonm 5y agoMan, this is awesome, compact and to the point, I love it. Please don't add more content, or post more frequently just for the sake of it, it is perfect this way.
- funerr 5y agoThanks! These types of comments make my day! P.S. Don't worry about the content being too long and frequent. I do this because it is fun, the moment it doesn't feel that way I don't want to continue. So, I want to take my time researching a concept and give myself room to edit it - which takes a minimum of 10 days. Plus, I really like making things simple, long-form content tends to deviate from that way of thinking :)
- herunan 5y agoautomatic sub. loving the format of unzip.dev
- BOOSTERHIDROGEN 5y agoI remember someone comment about shipping industry but I forget the website.
- chadcmulligan 5y agoBlender Guru (Andrew Price) has a newsletter I enjoy for all things Blender https://www.blenderguru.com/newsletter https://www.blenderguru.com/newsletter Dave Verwer has IOS dev Weekly that always has something interesting https://iosdevweekly.com https://iosdevweekly.com Edit: and Animation Obsessive for a bit of weekly animation history https://animationobsessive.substack.com https://animationobsessive.substack.com
- lormayna 5y agoBeing in cybersecurity, all of those: https://github.com/TalEliyahu/awesome-security-newsletters https://github.com/TalEliyahu/awesome-security-newsletters
- phonescreen_man 5y agoBuilt for Mars is a good one, UI/UX breakdowns of popular products. I always find it really insightful and thought provoking
- zeepzeep 5y agoBug Bytes from intigriti. When you didn't spend the entire week on Twitter, they'll show you the best parts you missed.
- donbrae 5y agoWrestling Observer Newsletter[0]. Covers the pro wrestling (and MMA) business. Been going since the 1980s. The writer and publisher Dave Meltzer was featured in the New York Times a while back[1]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wrestling_Observer_Newsletter https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wrestling_Observer_Newsletter [1] https://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/15/sports/wrestling-reporter-dave-meltzer-tries-to-keep-it-real.html https://www.nytimes.com/2013/05/15/sports/wrestling-reporter...
- aydnina 5y agoI would recommend the The Syllabus. It's curated and broken down by specific topics. If you subscribe, some additional customizations are available. https://www.the-syllabus.com/ https://www.the-syllabus.com/
- fsloth 5y agoPatrick McKenzie (patio11) continues to deliver really insightful commentary at the software/business interface. https://bam.kalzumeus.com/ https://bam.kalzumeus.com/
- captn3m0 5y agoIt's more about the payments space (the newsletter is called "Bits about Money").
- wernsey 5y agoI recently subscribed to https://8bitnews.io https://8bitnews.io for retro-computing news and haven't been disappointed.
- gsempe 5y agoIf I might, I would like to share the hyper focused newsletter that I do on embedded systems: https://embedsysweekly.com https://embedsysweekly.com From the feedbacks I have, a lot of professionals from the field like it.
- Tepix 5y agohttps://arstechnica.com/science/2022/04/rocket-report-nasa-buys-a-spinlaunch-space-force-brass-visits-starbase/ https://arstechnica.com/science/2022/04/rocket-report-nasa-b... The Ars Technica Rocket Report, edited by Eric Berger. It will keep you updated about the launcher industry.
- llui85 5y agoStefan Judis' newsletter about web development is pretty good: https://www.stefanjudis.com/ https://www.stefanjudis.com/
- opheliate 5y agoPosts are fairly few & far-between, but Cryptography Dispatches [1] always has very high-quality content; worth reading if you work in that space. 1: https://buttondown.email/cryptography-dispatches https://buttondown.email/cryptography-dispatches
- CryDeTaan 5y agoI do enjoy my wine, especially South African wines. This blog's news letter focuses on South African wines and other wine related topics. https://thewinedream.wine/ https://thewinedream.wine/
- anuvrat1 5y agoAsianometry[1]: Mostly about semiconductors, with YouTube videos [1]:https://asianometry.substack.com/ https://asianometry.substack.com/
- galdor 5y agohttp://highscalability.com http://highscalability.com for anything related to large scale systems has always been full of interesting content.
- Anon84 5y agoGraphs for Data Science: https://graphs4sci.substack.com/ https://graphs4sci.substack.com/ Visualization for Data Science: https://viz4sci.substack.com/ https://viz4sci.substack.com/ </ShamelessPlug>
- akudha 5y agoThese look interesting, thank you. Anyone else annoyed by cheap trick of substack, not showing the pricing of the newsletter until you put your email?
- istinetz 5y agoPSA, both of those are paywalled
- Anon84 5y agoOnly past posts. The most recent post is always free, you only need to pay to access older posts.
- iamacyborg 5y agoBenn Stancil’s newsletter on the data infrastructure economy is super interesting https://benn.substack.com/ https://benn.substack.com/
- Pandabob 5y agoI consider these cop-out answers, but Stratechery [0] and Money Stuff [1] are excellent. I'm bewildered daily by Matt Levines ability to write. Mobile Dev Memo is pretty good and follows mainly the mobile ad industry [2]. Apologies for the self-promotion, but in case any tech minded finns are reading this, I write a daily news letter about tech in finnish called Transistori [3]. [0]: https://stratechery.com/ https://stratechery.com/ [1]: https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/authors/ARbTQlRLRjE/matthew-s-levine https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/authors/ARbTQlRLRjE/matthe... [2]: https://mobiledevmemo.com/ https://mobiledevmemo.com/ [3]: https://www.transistori.com/ https://www.transistori.com/
- V__ 5y agoSomewhat 'technical': For anyone interested in health and longevity, I recommend Peter Attia's Newsletter and his Podcast. He gets really technical, but is still comprehensible for people without a medical degree. https://peterattiamd.com/newsletter/ https://peterattiamd.com/newsletter/ I think nearly all health related changes I made in my life, I made based on his content.
- Andrex 5y agoMaybe not hyper-focused, but I joined CodeProject's Daily Insider newsletter in like 2005 freshman year of high school and despite considering a few times over the years opting out, it's been a consistent source of interesting links and news I hadn't heard yet. Plus it has a slight Microsoft-technology bent, which breaks me out of my Linux/web programming bubble sometimes. https://www.codeproject.com/feature/insider/ https://www.codeproject.com/feature/insider/
- atlasunshrugged 5y agoI'm in a weird place doing federal policy work that straddles a bunch of areas (tech, critical minerals, and defense mostly) but I like a few 1) The Global Lithium Podcast, 2) PetroNerds, 3) CQ Roll Call, 4) Breaking Points, 5) Conversations with Tyler
- jsemrau 5y agoI created my hyperfocus api with the exact need for better aggregated financial news.
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- pedrodelfino 5y agoThis one is good for the legaltech market: https://www.artificiallawyer.com https://www.artificiallawyer.com
- startupjunkie5 5y ago[dead]
- aaaaaaaaata 4y agoLet me know if I'm pronouncing this right: "lol"
- taubek 5y agoI like TLDR newsletter - https://tldr.tech/ https://tldr.tech/
- alexpetralia 5y agoFinance: - The Diff - Money Stuff - Front Month - Bits about Money
- yuy910616 5y agoSecond the diff. big fan
- madhavan_pari 5y agoThe Signal https://daily.thesignal.co/ https://daily.thesignal.co/ it's more like a cumulative version of the daily news around the world mostly tech related. Finshots https://finshots.in/?utm_source=emailHeader&utm_medium=mailshots https://finshots.in/?utm_source=emailHeader&utm_medium=mails... for Finance related content either/view https://eitherview.com/ https://eitherview.com/ for politically focused content with both side of views
- thescribbblr 5y agoLove the quality content by Finshots.
- tootie 5y agohttps://podnews.net/ https://podnews.net/ All about podcast industry.
- graupel 5y agoA great read about the media business: https://www.amediaoperator.com/ https://www.amediaoperator.com/
- corobo 5y agoI love Podnews (Podcasting News) https://podnews.net https://podnews.net Easy digest, to the point, always got something interesting
- jamescridland 5y agoThank you! :) Glad you enjoy it! * Also via RSS: https://podnews.net/rss https://podnews.net/rss * Also via audio: https://podnews.net/listen https://podnews.net/listen
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- alphabetting 5y agoImport AI is good https://jack-clark.net/ https://jack-clark.net/
- jacobd11 5y ago[dead]
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- indiantinker 5y agoNear Future Lab [1] does a great newsletter on things happening in 'design fiction' space — https://buttondown.email/designfiction https://buttondown.email/designfiction [1]https://www.nearfuturelaboratory.com https://www.nearfuturelaboratory.com
- Invictus0 5y agoSuperfast Python focuses on Python concurrency. I am amazed by the author's prolific and excellent output. https://superfastpython.com/ https://superfastpython.com/
- ddaalluu2 5y agoNone, ever. I never subscribe to newsletters. I hate spam. I subscribed to newsletters in the past to only regret my decision because it was used to funnel spam/ads and annoy me with meaningless updates. I would appreciate a common spec where packages could ping new releases, something like rss I could then subscribe to and get new release notifications with a changelog. But mail is something where I don't want spam. Email is for important messages and invoices. I'm trying to keep that space clean.
- marshmellman 5y agoIn case you didn’t know, you can subscribe to package releases on GitHub.
- ddaalluu2 5y agogithub is not the world. And it's certainly not the center of mine.
- gmays 5y agoStratechery. I've been a subscriber since 2016. In the last couple years Ben added a private podcast stream with audio versions of his newsletters, which has been a huge quality of life improvement for me. I wish more newsletters did this, I would happily pay more. Keeping up on reading newsletters was fine when I used to travel a lot, but now (with kids, post-COVID) I generally just consume the audio version while driving, working out, etc.
- solospace 5y agoMoon Monday (https://blog.jatan.space/s/moon-monday/archive https://blog.jatan.space/s/moon-monday/archive) covers every major update in our return to the Moon as well as exploration and science updates from across the globe.
- uncertainquark 5y agoHey, thanks!
- kaycebasques 5y agoThe Market Huddle. Macroeconomic trading/speculating/investing. https://markethuddle.com/ https://markethuddle.com/ The Uptime Wind Energy Podcast. https://weatherguardwind.com/wind-turbine-podcast/ https://weatherguardwind.com/wind-turbine-podcast/
- reaperducer 5y agoNot free, but if you're into fashion, Women's Wear Daily is the go-to source for news in that field. It's been publishing fashion news every day for over 100 years. I think it costs around $300/year. But it's important enough that a lot of fashion-related companies pick up at least part of the expense for their employees.
- pantsforbirds 5y agoI absolutely love this one: https://www.cheapoldhouses.com/latestlistings/ https://www.cheapoldhouses.com/latestlistings/ it's literally just what the name suggests. It's homes (mostly in the US, but they have a list for "foreign" homes as well) that are < $100k with 3+ acres and usually they need lots of work. It's fun to look at the history of the homes and think about how you could renovate it into a personal home, or a bed and breakfast or something.
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- moongold009 5y agohttps://www.theanalog.io/ https://www.theanalog.io/. Weekly newsletter focused on hardware and manufacturing, lots of interesting links related to the field. Strong EE focus.
- chrisa 5y agoDemand curve has a great newsletter about marketing/growth: https://www.demandcurve.com/newsletter https://www.demandcurve.com/newsletter Self promotion: I recently started https://saastips.com/ https://saastips.com/ to catalog everything I learn about saas from podcasts, blog posts, etc
- _hcuq 5y agoLowtechmagazine.com
- GrantYE 5y agoMy personal favorite is the data visualization newsletter Chartr: https://www.chartr.co/ https://www.chartr.co/ Provides visualizations of the top data driving the news on a given weekday. My self promotion is the Future News report I started last year: https://news.youexec.com/ https://news.youexec.com/ We read as many news stories and research papers a day as we can and highlight the top "shifts" (breakthroughs, government moves, or growing business trends) that will impact the future within the next five years.
- KTallguy 5y agoI’m enjoying Read Max, a newsletter about Pop Culture. https://maxread.substack.com/ https://maxread.substack.com/ There was a Dune article that got some traction here a few months ago.
- Pete-Codes 5y agoNo CS Degree does interviews with self-taught devs https://www.nocsdegree.com https://www.nocsdegree.com
- rorycrispin 5y agoThe RISKS digest is a newsletter on all things computer security, and their risks to the public. It’s been going since 1985. https://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/ https://catless.ncl.ac.uk/Risks/
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