Tech Newsletters

Weekly guide to the future. Exponential View is a highly-respected newsletter on the future. Azeem Azhar uses a holistic approach and explores different perspectives of economics, technology, and business in order to understand what the future holds. Think about the connection between humanity and technology and learn how societies and policies change under the force of exponential technologies. Exponential View newsletter consists of long-form essays, predictions, curation of the things worth reading, weekly reminders of CO2 levels in the atmosphere, and peaks into the near future.

Complicated technology in simple language for the non-technical. The technologic newsletter is making technology understandable for the average person. Chad Underwood is driven by the excitement he gets when he helps other people conquer their fears of technology. He paints a bigger picture, provides real-world examples, and different possible situations to highlight the importance of the issues and explain why YOU need to understand how it all works. From answering questions like what’s a zero-day or the trojan horse to explaining Operating Systems and APIs, Chad does it in a way that ‘a Kindergartener would understand”.

Thoughts on Crypto, money, markets, life, whatever!  In his blog, Cobie is bringing valuable insight and opinion into the world of crypto, web3, and all of its facets. Through each blog post, Cobie aims to give advice on all aspects of the ever-changing market world that we live in, injected with a healthy dose of realism that sets him apart from many of the overly excitable crypto bloggers that have inhabited social media as of late. This is exemplified in his blog about ApeCoin, which saw backlash from some crypto-obsessed Twitter users. Cobie’s frank and honest long-form writing style is a refreshing take on financial advice. He aims to ensure that you get the information and advice you need without the overly-confusing language, so sign up today to start making better trades for your future.

A newsletter for the thoughtful. A medley of resources and thoughts on wellness start-ups, personal development, spiritual growth and philosophy. Wellness Wisdom is a newsletter that covers mental health through a digital lens. Every few weeks Patricia Mou gives her take on the mental health tech space. The author shares mental health tech news, recommends resources and tools for your internal space and brings food for thoughts. Read about TikTok and Instragam therapists, digital gardens, writing as a therapy, and quarantine routines. Subscribe to receive original articles, monthly interviews on “Wellness Stacks” and join the “Wellness Wisdom essay club” to discuss some interesting reads.

Tips, Tricks, and Techniques on using Cascading Style Sheets. Discover the latest news, tips, tricks, and flabbergasting ideas to become a CSS master in front-end development with the weekly-ish CSS-Tricks newsletter. The CSS-Tricks team of developers shares valuable programming insights to help inspire and motivate other developers to experiment with CSS and explore the limitless possibilities this excellent language offers. Discover topics such as fluid typography, responsive design, and CSS logic and performance to increase your understanding of web dev and stay in the know on the latest techniques. Subscribe to CSS-Tricks for educational, developer-friendly content on CSS.

Exploring how and what to build in the "new normal". Late Checkout newsletter discusses products, consumer social, and marketplaces with a strong focus on communities. Greg Isenberg shares key insights to inspire you to “build new products or at very least build smarter ones.” Late checkout covers topics from the great unbundling and the stretch of social platforms to education 3.0 and the intersection of community and commerce. Subscribe, learn about internet communities, and get inspired to build.

First, it was Adolos, an AI-generated blog where Liam Porr would write the title and the introduction, and let GPT-3 do the rest. It all started as a fun experiment, but reached the top spot on Hacker News and got 26 thousand visitors in two weeks. After proving that GPT-3 is good enough to quickly build an audience of human readers he decided to turn the blog into a real newsletter, where he would discuss AI in business. Nothing But Words explores ways of using cutting-edge language models to solve problems and become more efficient. Come for the archive to see the capabilities of GPT-3, but stay for Liam Porr and his insights on how it can be used.

​​Weekly Thing is an exploratory journey with a goal to share knowledge. Each Saturday morning, you will get Jamie Thingelstad's thoughts on technology, leadership, productivity, culture, privacy, and anything else interesting. He adds commentary to the curation, combining his decades of experience leading teams and building technology. He also includes his personal writing and a photograph of the week. There is even a fortune at the end! 🥠 Subscribe to get “direct feed from Jamie’s brain.”   

A weekly newsletter on tech and consumer culture. Brianne Kimmel’s newsletter is all things work+tech, featuring original essays and interviews with founders. The newsletter focuses on consumers, tools, and trends and tackles topics on The New American Dream and the future of work. Brianne Kimmel is very experienced with startups and carries a mission “to make work more creative, flexible & human”. Read about game-like experiences in tech, unbundling of LinkedIn, and efforts bridging the gap between the real-life and virtual world. Subscribe to a must-read and get a look inside Silicon Valley.

A blog dedicated to remote work, continuous growth, and technology. Steph Smith's newsletter is an extension of her very popular (read by 700k) blog. The author loves to write about the things she both cares and knows about, sharing her experience and honest perspective on the subject. The topics range from “An Ode to Excel” and “You Don't Need to Quit Your Job to Make” to “The Guide to Remote Work” and “Learning to Write with Confidence”. Steph is a clear thinker, she’s not using vague terms and instead focuses on personal learnings, making all of her writing easy to digest and very relatable. Subscribe to follow a journey of a lifelong learner and don’t forget to explore the archive!