Which magazines should I read to stay current in CS/programming?

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Staying updated on technological advances can be overwhelming due to the vast amount of information available online. Recommendations for magazines include those focused on specific fields such as physics, engineering, medicine, and mathematics. For computer science and programming, popular choices include "Wired," "IEEE Spectrum," and "Communications of the ACM." Engaging with curated content, newsletters, and podcasts can also help streamline information intake. Finding the right resources can enhance knowledge without the burden of excessive reading.
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Staying up to date is challenging. I'm looking for recommendations for staying up to date on advances in available tech. But I'm overwhelmed with the amount of stuff to read on the interwebs.

Other than field specific literature, what sort of magazines do you read to stay up to date?
 
Physics news on Phys.org
For what field? Physics? Engineering? Medicine? Mathematics?...
 
I'm curious on some magazines to stay current in CS/programming
 

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