Ask HN: What are some hard-tech blogs that you follow?

[sarthakjshetty]

Hey HN! I wanted to know what are some of the hard-tech (loosely defined ranging from climate tech, space exploration, autonomous systems, biotech, nuclear to name a few) blogs that you follow?

My understanding is that hard tech companies usually face a different gamut of obstacles while building their tech and scaling their business, namely, unproven technology, iteration rate, endless research, uncertain milestones, regulation etc.

Please post away!

PS: Reposting this because there were no comments last time but got some upvotes, indicating interest.

[nikivi]

There's many

https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/research/blogs#favorite-blog...

[sarthakjshetty → nikivi]

Thanks for sending this! This is a great collection.

[cybrexalpha]

https://blog.mainframe.dev/

I'm never going to install, or even program, a Mainframe. But the technical details are very interesting.

[mech422]

I don't subscribe, but I tend to binge read:

https://blog.scottlowe.org/ (anything and everything network related)

https://blogs.sciencemag.org/pipeline/ (anything 'pharma' but especially "Things I won't work with..")

I wonder if they're related ...

edit: fiddle with formatting / spelling

[copacopab]

IEEE Spectrum is the closest thing that comes to mind ... but the literature on hard tech is indeed scant.

[yummypaint]

https://physicstoday.scitation.org/journal/pto

[permalac]

https://ipj.dreamhosters.com/

The Internet Protocol Journal

[herostratus101]

Real World Tech (David Kanter)

[awa → herostratus101]

link: https://www.realworldtech.com/

[sarthakjshetty → herostratus101]

Browsing for a few minutes, I can already see plenty of HPC and computing articles. Thank you!

[masahiko]

good question - great links.

[500degrees]

ScienceDaily.com

[sidntrivedi]

wingolog.org