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Re: Ask HN: What tech newsletters are you currently subscribing to?

#62

Highly recommend Benedict Evans. https://www.ben-evans.com I actually unsubscribed from Stratechery, and replaced it with Benefict Evans since I find it more insightful (and less wordy / more to the point).

Yep Ben Evans’ newsletter is great. If one only would want to subscribe to one single weekly newsletter about the tech industry, I’d recommend that one.

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#66
I started one newsletter/blog couple of months back. I write blog style posts where I write detailed articles on technical topics for example explaining the AlphaDev results from DeepMind. And I also write a links digest style post every week as well where I share some interesting articles and resources every week.

https://codeconfessions.substack.com

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#68
pragmatic engineer and levelup from Pat are the ones I read the most. The first one I'm not paying for, as I don't have the bandwidth to consume more than the free edition as it stands. I probably read one article per month from both of them, I prefer Pat's and maybe is a bit more unknown.

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#69

off topic, how do you find time to follow and read all those newsletters? I tried to follow couple of them, after a while it felt like everyday I am reading some newsletter. At this moment I completely stopped, because messed up my time management skills after having kids. Need to recover

They stay in my inbox, whenever I have time I read one and archive.. I do not read them often.

I have also unsubscribed to a bunch as they have too much for me to casually consume. Pragmatic engineer one is great that it has a single topic and goes deep into it. Level up one is great as it has some great insight in the introduction and then it's more of a pointers to articles that I might click or not.

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