Fractal Kitty is a personal newsletter where the author shares math-driven art projects, including daily Mathober prompts in doodles, code and Desmos. Issues walk readers through hands-on activities such as square-splitting patterns and sequences, and document quilting work like a Mrs Perkins' Quilt mini-quilt.
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A newsletter by a mathematician and philosopher exploring the mathematics and philosophy of the infinite, including set theory, paradoxes, and the foundations of mathematics. Issues include essays, video lecture posts from a lecture series, and historical and technical discussions of topics such as ordinal definability and the rules of chess.
A personal essay newsletter from Brian Dunning-style natural philosophy writer exploring AI's cultural impact, parenting, and civilizational themes through polemic and literary references. Readers get reflective, opinionated takes on technology, culture, and history rather than news or practical guidance.
A weekly roundup of AI news and commentary, including text summaries and a podcast, covering frontier model releases, safety incidents, and AI mathematics. Readers get a digest of recent model launches, research findings, and editorial analysis of the AI industry.
A science and philosophy newsletter that pairs close readings of current research, such as AI-driven mathematics claims and synthetic cell work, with historical profiles of unconventional thinkers like George Spencer-Brown. It aims to help readers separate hype from substance and think about the foundations of knowledge.
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