Bart Mol writes personal essays on using AI in his work, building tools and products, and the cultural effects of AI-generated output. The newsletter also covers books, tech and friendship, with candid reflections on what AI gets right and wrong.

A personal blog by JT covering essays on creative work and AI, fandom such as long-running Critical Role campaigns, and travel reflections like a train journey on The Ocean. Posts mix reflective memoir with discursive opinion, sometimes tied to history.

Rami Ismail's recurring advice column on making games covers development, shipping, design craft and the business side of studios, answering reader questions from studio founders and developers. Readers get practical methods for finishing projects, reflections on what makes game moments memorable, and frameworks for handling perfectionism and decision-making.

A personal, essay-style newsletter where a designer reflects on AI-augmented creative work, the pressure of speed, and hobby tech projects like off-grid mesh radio networks. Readers get candid first-person takes mixing workplace experience with tangents and curiosity-driven experiments.