Substacks recommended by Advanced Geekery with David Gewirtz

Recommended by Advanced Geekery with David Gewirtz

Patrick H. Corrigan

By Patrick H Corrigan

My personal Substack

TNL.net on Substack

By Tristan Louis

Shorter summaries of recent coverage of tech, business, and society from TNL.net

Tristan is a successful founder and journalist. But he occupies the "this guy knows things" spot in my brain. Whatever he writes is worth reading.

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Swaine’s World

By Michael Swaine

Michael Swaine’s writings on AI and other topics.

Gar's Tips & Tools

By Gareth's Tips

Access to tools, techniques, and shop tales from the diverse worlds of DIY

This is a fun resource with lots of cool tips. I always enjoy seeing it arrive in my inbox.

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Silver Bulletin

By Nate Silver

Essays and analysis about elections, media, sports, poker, and all the other things I care about.

I mean, it's by Nate Silver, one of my favorite politics and sports quants.

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Vinnie’s Views

By Vinnie Moscaritolo

It’s about independence built from code, steel, and stubbornness.

Vinnie is, hands down, one of the smartest people I've ever met. When he writes about tech, read it. Sometimes he scares me, but only in a good way.

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0451 Games

By Rishi Alwani

The state of the PC and console gaming industry in India.

Pretty insightful game reviews

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Bits On Tape

By Sean O'Brien

The Best Bytes of Stories & Insights. Twice-weekly replay of science & technology news by cyber experts. Put to screen by Sean O’Brien, founder of Yale Privacy Lab.

Science and tech newsletter from some very talented cybersecurity and privacy folks. Definitely worth reading.

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Absurdly Driven

By Chris Matyszczyk

Where business and humor bump into each other and try to get along.

Chris Matyszczyk always has interesting (and often hilarious) takes on the world we live in.

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