About 拾遗周刊

拾遗周刊 is my weekly place for keeping things that feel worth remembering. It is not limited to one topic; it mainly covers AI, technology, products, developer tools, indie building, books, games, and observations from everyday life.

The goal is long-term accumulation rather than chasing every fast-moving trend. I want these issues to remain useful as a record of what I was building, reading, noticing, and thinking about at the time.

What an issue looks like

Sections are flexible and follow what actually happened during the week. Typical topics include:

Recommendations and opinions reflect my own view at the time and are not official statements from the products or projects mentioned.

Publishing

Issues are written on a weekly cadence and numbered from 01 upward. There is no strict publication weekday; useful content matters more than a rigid schedule.

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Quoting and licensing

Quoting and summarising are welcome. Keep a link to the original issue and attribute it to 拾遗周刊. The site is based on Tw93/Weekly and follows the upstream MIT license; written newsletter content remains the author’s copyright.

Frequently asked questions

How often is 拾遗周刊 published?

It is written on a weekly cadence with issue numbers starting at 01. There is no fixed publication weekday; useful content matters more than a rigid schedule.

What does 拾遗周刊 cover?

AI, technology, products, developer tools, indie building, books, games, and observations from everyday life.

How do I subscribe?

Subscribe to /rss.xml, follow the LjyYano/Weekly repository on GitHub, or follow @yano82895800 on X.

Can I quote the content?

Yes. Keep a link to the original issue and attribute it to 拾遗周刊. Site code follows the upstream MIT license; written content remains the author's copyright.