A research group's blog covering their work on tooling for AMOS BASIC in the browser, a data lakehouse for urban energy digital twins, and a personal essay linking neuroscience and software engineering. Readers get technical discussion of language implementation priorities, data architecture, and a more informal take on technical debt and learning.
Website: https://blog.ptidej.net/
Aaron Hsu's newsletter mixes detailed, hands-on tests of affordable pens (judged on glide, feedback and wetness) with in-depth explanations of array programming in APL. It also announces APL workshops and related events.
A developer's blog about Sharpee, a TypeScript interactive fiction platform, and Chord, its self-contained authoring language. Posts cover language features like expanses, the Phrase Algebra template system, and the testing and IDE tooling, with a mix of design rationale and release updates.
A retro computing newsletter by a long-time Atari 8-bit enthusiast, covering new hardware like THE 800XL, Forth programming history on Atari machines, and overlooked models such as the 600XL. Readers get personal, opinionated takes on Atari and other vintage computers with practical context on pricing, availability and software.
Voodoo Tiki God is a personal newsletter from a Vercel engineer about building and maintaining AI agent skills for Claude Code, Codex and Cursor, and about performance problems in Python-based machine learning. The excerpts mix practical notes on keeping agent instructions current with fast-moving frameworks and longer essays on the GIL and Rust/Mojo as alternatives.
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