A personal building-in-public newsletter from a writer relocating back to Japan, covering their projects and reflections. Issue excerpts are very short, and the sample offers little substantive detail beyond titles.
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Personal essays and write-ups by a software engineer on building small tools, developer tooling, and working life. Readers get hands-on accounts of projects like a tsnet app, a job-search tracker, and a Nix-managed dotfiles setup.
A personal blog by a Dutch developer who writes about his tech projects, his company's history, and cars. Readers get candid accounts of shipping an iOS app with LLM help and of the lessons from abandoned or half-finished personal projects.
A personal newsletter mixing first-person essays on making music, building small software tools with AI assistance, and solving practical problems for a volunteer-run meditation community. Readers get candid project write-ups with concrete detail on process and decisions.
A personal monthly newsletter by a hobbyist grower in southern Europe, documenting a year of hydroponic and soil gardening with notes on weather, tomato varieties, potatoes and fruit trees. Readers get first-person project updates with practical observations and dry humor.
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