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Schedule

What we publish, when, and how often. Updated on every deploy.

Each category publishes on a set day of the week, at its own rhythm — usually once a week. The table below shows each category's publishing day, how often a new post lands, and its most recent post.

Category Cadence Publishes Latest post
Computing Every week Mondays Intel 4004: the calculator deal that built the first microprocessor · 2026-08-24
Code Editors Every week Mondays The Language Server Protocol, or how Microsoft solved an infinite grid · 2026-08-24
Software Architecture Every week Mondays The ledger that never forgets · 2026-08-24
Cars Every week Mondays The car that erased its own chassis · 2026-08-24
AI Every week Tuesdays Hidden Markov models, 1989: probability beats the rule books · 2026-08-25
Writing Systems Every week Tuesdays Sholes's typewriter: the machine that froze the alphabet · 2026-08-25
Programming Languages Every week Tuesdays Java: the language that almost ran your television · 2026-08-25
Coffee Every week Tuesdays Bezzera's portafilter and the machine that gave espresso its name · 2026-08-18
Shoes Every week Wednesdays The Reebok Pump: fit by inflation · 2026-08-26
Timepieces Every week Wednesdays GPS time: the satellite clock that runs wrong on purpose · 2026-08-26
Phones Every week Wednesdays Samsung's Z TriFold: the phone that folds twice · 2026-08-26
Sports Every week Wednesdays The last joust: how a broken lance ended a king and a sport · 2026-08-26
Bridges Every week Thursdays Galloping Gertie, or what the wind does to an airfoil · 2026-08-20
Locks & Keys Every week Thursdays The hands-free deadbolt, or what ultra-wideband did to the front door · 2026-08-20
Maps Every week Thursdays MapQuest, then Google Maps: the web learns where it is · 2026-08-13
Motorcycles Every week Thursdays Harley-Davidson and the ten-by-fifteen shed · 2026-08-06
Money Every week Fridays One card, many places, pay later: the Diners Club, 1950 · 2026-08-21
Cryptography Every week Fridays Elliptic curve cryptography, or how a factoring attack became the internet's key · 2026-08-21
Video Games Every week Fridays The original Xbox, or how Microsoft lost four billion dollars and still won · 2026-08-21

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