A personal blog-style newsletter from Paweł Orzech, a Polish product manager, with very short posts that mostly announce small personal projects and thoughts. The sample issues are only a line or two each, so there is little substance for readers to gauge beyond occasional personal updates.
Website: https://pawel.orzech.me/
A personal blog by a recreational marathon runner in Hong Kong covering race reports and candid gear reviews from his own experience. Readers get first-person accounts of training, racing conditions and shoe performance without sponsorship or influencer framing.
A personal engineering newsletter by a New Zealand developer mixing home automation build notes, opinions on AI and the future of software engineering, and workplace tooling experiences with Claude, Amp and Linear. Readers get first-hand, practical detail on Home Assistant and Shelly hardware plus candid takes on how AI tools are changing day-to-day engineering.
A personal blog by a retired Chinese-speaking tech enthusiast covering network setup, including Clash proxy configuration and DNS behaviour, and detailed teardowns and measured tests of TP-LINK routers. It also touches on road trips and US stock investing.
A UK service design and product practitioner writes about product thinking, what product management actually means, and the gap between design rhetoric and practice. The weekly notes mix personal updates on health, running and hobbies with brief work reflections.
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