Substacks recommended by Mir H. S. Quadri

Recommended by Mir H. S. Quadri

A Polymathic Journal for curious minds. Explore the intersections of art, science, philosophy and more.

As the co-founder and first CEO of Netflix, I'll write a fair amount about the place, but I'll also share my thoughts on entrepreneurship, work-life balance, kids and whatever stupid things happen to pop into my head.

Live Free

By Niall McGivern

Live Free is a weekly collection of reflections on living well. More than a newsletter, it is a way of being.

Engineer’s Codex

By Engineer's Codex

Real-world software engineering explained simply.

AI Tribe 1-1-1

By Nexus Insights

1 Novel tool to use, 1 Surprise recipe to try and 1 Engaging material to explore from Artificial Intelligence / ML - biweekly mail to revolutionize the way you interact with AI 🔥

This Substack is an all you can have buffet for AI. Everything from tools to the latest updates, this Substack provides everything in a nicely designed newsletter. Highly recommend.

- Mir H. S. Quadri

Confessions of a Code Addict

By Abhinav

Deep dives into varied topics on Computer Science including compilers, programming languages, database internals, AI and more. Subscribe for insights and advance your engineering skills!

Amazing in-depth analysis of latest technologies with insightful explanations of code.

- Mir H. S. Quadri

Goatfury Writes

By Andrew Smith

I want to give you something interesting to think about every single day.

Coding Challenges

By John Crickett

A weekly Coding Challenge to help software engineers level up.

The Software & Data Spectrum

By Ivan H

Weekly dose of educational content in the fields of tech

The Developing Dev

By Ryan Peterman

Brief, weekly posts to help you accelerate your software engineering career, written by a Staff Software Engineer @ Instagram

Machine Economy Press

By Michael Spencer

Machine Economy Press seeks to uncover insights around automation, AI in code, future of programming, future of work and related topics.

The Muse

By Birgitte Rasine

On the creativity, ingenuity, and untapped potential of humans in an AI-obsessed world