A personal blog-style newsletter by Aidan Cooper covering hands-on experiments with large language models, especially chess benchmarks, alongside essays on software engineering practice. It offers original experiments, methodology details and reflective takes on engineering team culture.

TAOHS publishes long-form cultural features on Nigeria's creative economy, profiling people and institutions such as chess advocate Tunde Onakoya and gallerist Adenrele Sonariwo. Readers get reported, narrative-driven analysis of how art, culture and commerce intersect in Lagos and beyond.

A personal chess newsletter featuring in-depth book reviews and annotated game commentary, alongside the author's reflections on tournaments and his goal of reaching master level. Readers get candid, reasoned opinions on chess improvement books and explanations of opening ideas.

Blundercheck is a personal newsletter by an author who writes about safety philosophy, rules versus incentives, and chess, mixed with outdoor adventures and practical tools. Readers get reflective essays that connect everyday experiences like marathons, hiking, and dishwasher repairs to broader ideas about risk, technical writing, and AI.