The Hardwire is a weekly-style roundup of newly released AI-adjacent hardware, with each issue briefly describing gadgets, prototypes and research such as espresso machines, smart-home hubs and wireless speakers. Readers get quick, specs-focused summaries of what each device does, what it costs and where it is available.
Website: https://thehardwire.com/
A personal tech blog about retro computing and hardware tinkering, covering KIM-1-compatible 6502 builds, CP/M-65, and troubleshooting vintage and cheap modern electronics. Readers get detailed first-person debugging stories with specific technical findings.
A hands-on engineering newsletter benchmarking and troubleshooting large language models run locally on a Strix Halo mini PC with llama.cpp. It reports measured results, including corrections of the author's own earlier advice, on VRAM allocation, speculative decoding and KV cache quantization.
Joe Landman's personal blog mixes long-form notes on HPC, AI and home-lab hardware with reflections on technology, economics and politics. Readers get candid troubleshooting write-ups, hardware and software trade-off analysis, and occasional updates on the blog itself.
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