A French practical guide for people running or starting a repair shop, covering regulation (such as the rules for refurbished versus second-hand devices), workshop tools and equipment, company status, and invoicing. It suits repairers and small shop owners who want concrete, country-specific operational advice.
Website: https://blog.weqeep.com/
A woodworker and author writes personal essays and historical pieces on folk furniture, vernacular chairs, craft, and running a woodworking business, plus a weekly archive excerpt called Earlywood. Posts mix memoir, research into ethnographic and design history, and irreverent commentary on craft culture.
A Polish newsletter by an AI and automation agency owner who documents practical experiments run on his own company's servers, email filters and small hockey shop. Each issue walks through a concrete problem, the numbers from a real run, and where the approach failed.
A small-business operator shares first-hand lessons on running AI agents in a real business, covering security hygiene, where agent knowledge should be stored, and defining business metrics before asking agents to calculate them. Each issue mixes a weekly community recap with a concrete 'on the bench' story and specific numbers from the author's own setup.
A German-language newsletter for businesses and individuals on practically understanding AI, focusing on finding real bottlenecks before adopting tools and on verifying AI outputs. Each issue pairs concrete operational advice with critical perspective on vendor claims and regulation.
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