The Color of Safety(protocolized.summerofprotocols.com)

24 points by laurex 8 months ago | 3 comments

Vacuum-Form Signage(bethmathews.substack.com)

97 points by benbreen 4 months ago | 18 comments

What I Learned When I Started a Design Studio (2011)(subtraction.com)

21 points by colinprince 7 months ago | 1 comments

Design Is an Island – By Kent Beck(tidyfirst.substack.com)

25 points by rbanffy 2 years ago | 1 comments

Why I left my tech job to work on chronic pain(sailhealth.substack.com)

353 points by glasscannon 1 year ago | 216 comments

Substack post by Dan Sutherland on why he left his tech job to work on chronic pain after years of persistent unexplained pains.

Publish Everything (Pretty Much)(tidyfirst.substack.com)

51 points by KentBeck 3 years ago | 16 comments

There is no epidemic of loneliness, but there is an epidemic of scurvy(experimental-history.com)

59 points by luu 1 month ago | 31 comments

An Experimental History Substack essay by Adam Mastroianni arguing there is no loneliness epidemic but there is an epidemic of scurvy.

The upstream cause of the youth mental health crisis is the loss of community(afterbabel.com)

684 points by throwup238 2 years ago | 627 comments

An After Babel Substack essay by Seth Kaplan arguing that the loss of community is the upstream cause of the youth mental health crisis.

Do dentists know what they're doing?(mapwriting.substack.com)

925 points by doitLP 14 days ago | 653 comments

A MapWriting Substack essay by Parker Tatum asking whether dentists actually know what they're doing, questioning the evidence behind dental practice.

Why the AI future will be awesome(nullpaste.org)

5 points by samstress 18 days ago | 6 comments

A plain-text essay arguing that AI will bring humanity's best era, addressing concerns like bioweapons, AI cyberattacks, and misalignment.

So you think you could be an electrician?(asteriskmag.com)

419 points by zdw 26 days ago | 362 comments

Asterisk Magazine essay by Jesse Smith examining the popular advice to pursue trades like electrician work, and the realities behind it.

Cold-blooded software(dubroy.com)

499 points by arbesman 2 years ago | 198 comments

Patrick Dubroy's blog essay using cold-blooded animals as a metaphor for software that can sit untouched for long periods and still work when revived.