What is this?
A weekly Chinese-language online magazine (科技爱好者周刊, Science and Technology Lovers Weekly) that records tech content worth sharing.
A weekly Chinese-language online magazine (科技爱好者周刊, Science and Technology Lovers Weekly) that records tech content worth sharing.Is it a website I can browse, or just a Git repo?It is a repository of Markdown documents: the README indexes every issue, and each issue is stored as its own document under docs/.
It is a repository of Markdown documents: the README indexes every issue, and each issue is stored as its own document under docs/.Where should a first-time reader start?There is nothing to install — open the README, pick any issue from the archive list, and read it right on GitHub.
There is nothing to install — open the README, pick any issue from the archive list, and read it right on GitHub.Do I need to know Chinese to follow it?Yes — the weekly is written in Chinese, issue titles included, so plan on translation if you do not read the language.
Yes — the weekly is written in Chinese, issue titles included, so plan on translation if you do not read the language.Do I have to be a programmer to enjoy it?No — it is written for tech enthusiasts in general: essays range from AI internals to programmer careers and China's tech industry.
No — it is written for tech enthusiasts in general: essays range from AI internals to programmer careers and China's tech industry.Does it still come out regularly?Yes — a new issue is published every Friday. The latest is No. 411 from September 2026, and the archive reaches back to the weekly's start in 2018.
Yes — a new issue is published every Friday. The latest is No. 411 from September 2026, and the archive reaches back to the weekly's start in 2018.Can readers submit items to the weekly?Yes — you are welcome to submit articles, software, or resources by opening a GitHub issue on the repository.
Yes — you are welcome to submit articles, software, or resources by opening a GitHub issue on the repository.Is there anything here for job seekers?Yes — the discussion section hosts 谁在招人 (Who is Hiring), a free job board with lots of programmer openings where anyone can post jobs or internships.
Yes — the discussion section hosts 谁在招人 (Who is Hiring), a free job board with lots of programmer openings where anyone can post jobs or internships.What does a single issue look like?Each issue leads with one themed topic — recent examples include AI mechanisms, why nations need open-source software, and the rsync controversy.
Each issue leads with one themed topic — recent examples include AI mechanisms, why nations need open-source software, and the rsync controversy.