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04 Oct 2026, 6:00 AM	Simon Willison	1.5	September sponsors-only newsletter Simon Willison posted that he sent the September edition of his sponsors-only monthly newsletter on 3 October 2026, priced at $10/month, with the August edition available as a free preview. The listed topics are headlines only — 'More Fable class models', 'A pricing war', '3D graphics, Blender, and pixel art', 'LLMs come for mathematics', 'So many more accidental cyberattacks', 'The vulnapocalypse comes for Datasette', 'My software releases this month', and '2026 in LLMs (so far)'. No actual content, numbers, or findings from the newsletter appear in this item. Why: There is nothing here you can act on: the post is a table of contents behind a $10/month paywall, and every substantive claim (the pricing war, the Datasette vulnerability) is withheld. The only decidable thing is whether $10/month for a month-early digest is worth it to you versus waiting for the free copy — and whether the Datasette 'vulnapocalypse' entry means you should check your own Datasette deployments, which you cannot do from this text alone. newsletter llm datasette sponsorship

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04 Oct 2026, 6:00 AM

Simon Willison

1.5

September sponsors-only newsletter

Simon Willison posted that he sent the September edition of his sponsors-only monthly newsletter on 3 October 2026, priced at $10/month, with the August edition available as a free preview. The listed topics are headlines only — 'More Fable class models', 'A pricing war', '3D graphics, Blender, and pixel art', 'LLMs come for mathematics', 'So many more accidental cyberattacks', 'The vulnapocalypse comes for Datasette', 'My software releases this month', and '2026 in LLMs (so far)'. No actual content, numbers, or findings from the newsletter appear in this item.

Why: There is nothing here you can act on: the post is a table of contents behind a $10/month paywall, and every substantive claim (the pricing war, the Datasette vulnerability) is withheld. The only decidable thing is whether $10/month for a month-early digest is worth it to you versus waiting for the free copy — and whether the Datasette 'vulnapocalypse' entry means you should check your own Datasette deployments, which you cannot do from this text alone.