Andrew Varsanyi

Articles I liked from July 1 to August 22 2026 Each week I share the articles and essays that I found most interesting, annoying, challenging, or important.

Neoliberalism has eaten everything except the bet.

Articles I liked from June 9 to June 30 2026 Each week I share the articles and essays that I found most interesting, annoying, challenging, or important.

Articles I liked from May 17 to June 8, 2026 Each week I share the articles and essays that I found most interesting, annoying, challenging, or important.

It seems everywhere I look it’s AI money and AI “progress” and not-so-clever way to pump up investment in AI.

Articles I liked from 2026-04-21 to 2026-05-17 Each week I share the articles and essays that I found most interesting, annoying, challenging, or important.

I have found myself taking way too long to write posts, so I am editing less and going faster.

Articles I liked from March 29 to April 20, 2026 Each week I share the articles and essays that I found most interesting, annoying, challenging, or important.

Vibe Coding and the Humanities: I Told You So A while back, I wrote a post arguing that the AI-pocalypse everyone keeps predicting isn’t going to destroy the humanities — it might actually save them.

This week – Articles from 2026-02-24 to 2026-03-29 Each week I share the articles and essays that I found most interesting, annoying, challenging, or important.