Tianyu Fang | Substack
Been a few hours since the Substack DM launch and no one’s slid into my DMs yet on.substack.com/p/direct-messaging-on-s… New essay in Reboot in which I recount my own history with the lost art of iPhone jailbreaking Kernel Magazine pitches are open!!! issue 4’s theme is LUCK: what are the odds? we pay up to $350 for essays, poetry, interviews, fiction, and more ✨ We'll recommend top publications based on the topics you select.
Tianyu Fang Writer and researcher. History of science at Harvard. Previously New America, Chaoyang Trap, Substack. Thanks to everyone who read and shared my kill chain article. The Guardian published a revised, and I think improved, version of it in its Long Reads section today. I’m a slow writer under the best of circumstances, and I think I’ll need a break after writing this, but I hope to have something new for you soon. Kernel Magazine’s next issue is FEED, which is probably the best theme we’ve ever come up with (s/o jacob sujin kuppermann) News feeds, lab meats, all the training…
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