Top 26 Engineering Newsletters Actually Worth Your Inbox
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It's the only way to keep email useful when every engineering team, indie hacker, and AI startup on the planet is running a Substack.
Meanwhile, a new generation of engineering publications launched around 2023â€"2024 started earning their slot every single week.
The other thing my rule revealed: AI engineering quietly became its own discipline.
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It's the only way to keep email useful when every engineering team, indie hacker, and AI startup on the planet is running a Substack. Meanwhile, a new generation of engineering publications launched around 2023â€"2024 started earning their slot every single week. The other thing my rule revealed: AI engineering quietly became its own discipline.
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- They're smaller, sharper, and written by people still close to the work.
- I mean the craft of building production systems on top of LLMs: agents, evals, brownfield integration, governance, cost.
- Now it's the most valuable section of my inbox, which is why it leads this list.
- 🤖 AI Engineering & Production AI Two years ago this category didn't exist.
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Everyone recommends ByteByteGo and The Pragmatic Engineer.
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