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Ask HN: More magazines like Quanta and Noema?

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Re: Ask HN: More magazines like Quanta and Noema?

#14

The Conversation ( https://theconversation.com/ ) publishes news-style articles by working academics and graduate students, so the contributors typically have a technical background relevant to the subjects they are writing about (making the publication comparable to Quanta). Nautilus magazine also publishes excellent science journalism ( https://nautil.us ) with high-quality writing comparable to Quanta. In contrast…

Long answer. You are a boot other ?

Re: Ask HN: More magazines like Quanta and Noema?

#16

I’ve subscribed to the Economist for years and love it. You can skim or go deep as desired.

I used to be a fan of The Economist but after a while I figured out that it’s better at sounding smart than being smart. If they ever write about a field you know we’ll you’ll see what I mean.

Re: Ask HN: More magazines like Quanta and Noema?

#17

https://libcom.org

> The name libcom is an abbreviation of "libertarian communism"

It blows my mind that some people think communism hasn't been tried enough times.

"Yes it failed 999 times before, but THIS flavor of communism will definitely work!"

Re: Ask HN: More magazines like Quanta and Noema?

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I feel I get a lot of value for the $60 I pay annually to read The New Yorker online. [1] It's not perfect, but it's become essentially the only place I consume "long-form articles about interesting stuff"-type content, which I think they still do better than anyone. 1: https://www.newyorker.com

Agreed about the New Yorker. Likewise, agree with the exact same description for the Atlantic. And I have bounced back and forth between them over the years.
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