Open Source
An analysis of how Awesome Learn complements Awesome Lists by separating discovery from understanding, and why this layered approach supports clarity, credibility, and sustainable open knowledge.
The Desk
Welcome to the 84th issue of the Desk. The Desk is my weekly newsletter covering newly published content and project updates.
Systems Design
When projects grow beyond a single audience, homepages often become overloaded. This article explains why separating navigation from explanation led to building a dedicated routing layer instead of expanding an existing homepage.
Systems & Understanding
An analytical look at how resources become authoritative through trust, transparency, and repeated use rather than central control or formal endorsement.
Open Source
Why I treat curation as infrastructure, not content. An essay on Awesome Lists, editorial judgment, maintenance, and building durable public reference points in an Internet shaped by noise, algorithms, and information overload.
The Desk
Welcome to the 83rd issue of the Desk. The Desk is my weekly newsletter covering newly published content and project updates.
Newsroom
An overview of my Substack newsletters and how I now publish across analysis, curation, synthesis, and brief updates. This post explains the purpose of Autonomy Stack, Awesome Lists, Morning Stack, and Morning Brief.
Newsroom
A clear roadmap for the Awesome Lists project outlining its current scope, category structure, and planned expansions across AI, data, engineering, sustainability, and more, with a forward-looking view of what’s ahead.
The Desk
Welcome to the 82nd issue of the Desk. The Desk is my weekly newsletter covering newly published content and project updates.
Open Source
Introducing Open Source Weekly, a new LinkedIn newsletter curating programming projects, open source tools, developer infrastructure, and data. Published weekly with a focus on clarity, usefulness, and signal over noise.
The Desk
Welcome to the 81st issue of the Desk. The Desk is my weekly newsletter covering newly published content and project updates.
Travel
A clear, balanced analysis of AI in travel research. This article explains how AI really affects trust, scams, and credibility, and offers practical standards travelers can use to evaluate information from blogs, search engines, and AI tools.