Gojiberries is a science, statistics and economics newsletter that pairs data-driven analysis with sharp argument, such as costing spam in lost recipient time and comparing LLM caching controls to HTTP's history. Each issue develops one idea with concrete numbers, citations and a clear point of view, aimed at readers interested in technical policy and research practice.
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Silver Bulletin publishes data-driven analysis of elections, polling, media, sports and poker, including regularly updated forecast models and polling averages. Readers get transparent methodology, pollster ratings and dashboards covering the midterms, presidential approval and the generic ballot.
Kaiser Fung's blog covers data visualisation critique, statistics and analysis of charts and studies, often dissecting flawed graphics and reproducing published results. Each issue is a focused, carefully reasoned essay with worked numbers that teach readers how to evaluate data claims.
Experimental History is a newsletter by a writer who examines claims about society, economics, and science with a data-driven, skeptical eye, debunking popular narratives like AI-driven mass unemployment and the loneliness epidemic. Readers get clear explanations of statistical pitfalls, historical context, and updates on the author's book about how scientific discovery works.
A personal blog on machine learning and statistics mixing technical explainers, such as continuous-time Markov chains for discrete diffusion, with opinion essays and retrospectives on the field. Readers get an experienced researcher's perspective on where AI and software development are heading.
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