Amateur Technology
David Lang, Venkatesh Rao, Daniel Goodwin, Gary Isaac Wolf, Timber Stinson-Schroff, Ryan Phelan, Isha DatarHow hobbyists, makers, and amateurs build the future.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | davidlang.substack.com |
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Authors
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Delving. Writing the Contraptions newsletter.
Likes biology, computers and type-2 fun on both mats and mountains. We don't control the duration, but we do control the density.
I’m an independent researcher and founder of Quantified Self. Finishing on a book called Personal Science: A Pattern Language for Self-Research. [email protected]
Feelin’ sloptimistic
Ryan Phelan, musician turned project manager at McKinney's Main Street Program. Organizing events, managing listings, entertainment, and sharing insights on community programming and project management.
Isha Datar is the executive director of New Harvest, a non-profit organization advancing cellular agriculture for the public good.
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