Discover the most popular publications and articles read by Readbetter users.
Want to read any of the content below on your Kindle? Sign up for free now.
Sign up for free
...

...

The coalitions are hardening, and the weapons are being deployed.

...

If the Board of Supervisors falls to the Progressives, the old dysfunction will return.

Plus the case for proportional representation, Obama’s foreign policy, and an S-Bahn for Greater Boston

Behind every military disaster is an honest mistake.

Meet the “triple lock”

Silver Bulletin's brand new power ratings for all 365 men's Division I NCAA basketball teams.

So far, there’s not much erosion in Trump’s polling among Republicans. But elite opinion can trickle down to the party base.

It's not exactly a bold prediction to suggest this will be bad for Trump's political standing.

Silver Bulletin's brand new power ratings for all 363 women's Division I NCAA basketball teams.

Listen now | Qasar Younis on why staying under-the-radar helped him build a $15 billion company, why emotions are a filter that distorts decision-making, and why the real AI revolution is happening in the physical

A much better idea than the opposite!

On the desire to abolish myself

Centrist Democrats need to push for change, not bandwagon behind the broken establishment.

You may as well just stir the pot.

10 years, 300 companies, 4 non-obvious lessons on getting past the trickiest roadblocks

Listen now | My wife, Michelle Rial, turns the mic on me to unpack the story behind my newsletter and podcast

How Uber built Minion, Shepherd, uReview, and other internal agentic AI tools. Also, new challenges in rolling out AI tools, like more platform investment and growing concern about token costs

“Preface to the highest stakes negotiations in history.”

Your weekly listens from How I AI, part of the Lenny's Podcast Network
Steve Yegge on how AI is reshaping software engineering, the rise of “vibe coding,” and why developers must adapt to a rapidly changing craft.

BoyMom: Reimagining Boyhood in the Age of Impossible Masculinity, Ruth Whippman (Harmony, 2024).

Level 4 - Turbo Autist

The Peter Effect, restoring brain circuits, snuggeries, and book lists for everyone

ARAMCO HPE NIO RBRK PATH MTN S

A fierce, passionate, intense debate. But we're still friends! A podcast to die for. Listen now on the Dishcast.

The U.S.-Israeli onslaught on Iran may look to future historians like a staging post to a global conflagration. Originally published in The Free Press on March 5.

For Trumpists, forced labor is the new fentanyl

Git has a lot of commands. Most workflows use a fraction of them.

The Cognitive Price of AI at Work, and the Learning Science Case for Optimism

And other recent jottings in my journal

Yascha Mounk and Adrian Wooldridge explore how liberalism reinvented itself through past crises—and what that means for its survival today.

Meet James Talarico, the next generation's religious crusader for woke illiberalism.

Live Nation keeps Ticketmaster and Meta launches in-house chips

Community Wisdom 177

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

A $150 Billion Pushback

Level 2- Value Investor

Caplan and Candor

How clueless are our leaders? Very

white praise is still the white gaze

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

For 15 years, elites have fought against homeownership by ordinary people, instead pushing a renter society. That may have ended with an 89-10 vote in the Senate against Wall Street owning homes.

Meet James Talarico, the next generation's religious crusader for woke illiberalism.

Despite reports that Russia is providing Iran with intelligence that permits it to target U.S.

The first voice in the room decides what’s normal.

Part 2: Asia

Plus, why an H100 is worth more today than 3 years ago