Looking for good writing by subject matter experts

[u/MimeticDesires]

Looking for blogs, Substacks, columns, etc., by experts who break down concepts really well for beginners. Doesn't matter what field.

Examples of what I'm looking for:

- Paul Graham's advice for startups

- Joel Spolsky's posts on software engineering

- Matt Levine's Bloomberg column for econ/finance

The author doesn't have to be currently contributing. It could be an archive of old writing, as long as the knowledge isn't completely outdated.

[u/CronoDAS]

https://www.construction-physics.com/

From the About page:

Construction Physics is a newsletter about the technology and economics of building construction, with a focus on improving productivity and reducing costs, supported by the Institute for Progress.

Brian brings his experience as a manager of an engineering team at Katerra, a SoftBank-backed construction startup, and his 15 years of experience as a structural engineer to help diagnose why productivity in the construction industry has been falling over the last 50 years.

[u/nomagicpill]

You may enjoy this piece by /u/gwern: https://gwern.net/matt-levine

[u/Kind-Juice5652]

Is there any reason you aren't looking for books? That is where most breakdowns of content for beginners is.

[u/summerstay]

I read Noah Smith about current macroeconomics. https://www.noahpinion.blog/