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This page is inspired by Viktor Lofgren’s The Small Website Discoverability Crisis and Tom Critchlow’s list of digital bookshelves. It’s a list of websites divided into three sections: sites I frequent, sites I visit sometimes, and sites I came across and felt compelled to save.
sites for me to check up on
- Capitol Hill Seattle Blog: I love this site. It’s ultra-local, detailed, and crowd-sourced!
- pudding.cool
- sive.rs
- macwright.com/reading
- jsomers.net, a fellow programmer/writer
- robinsloan.com
- theurbanist.org
- fivebooks.com, book recommendations curated by experts
sites I discovered recently
sites I visit sometimes
- andymatuschak.org
- oliverburkeman.com/posts
- nesslabs.com
- julian.digital
- joelonsoftware.com
- hackernews.com
- lobste.rs
- schier.co
- paulgraham.com/articles
- blog.codinghorror.com
- daniel.industries/blog
- I.M. Wright
- westseattleblog.com, which I searched since I’m moving from Cap Hill to West Seattle soon
website archive
zettelkasten websites / digital gardens
I’m particularly interested in websites that organize their content as an interconnected network:
- okjuan.me/vbook ;-)
- mentalnodes.com
- maggieappleton.com
- tomcritchlow.com
- raghu.cc
- garden.rahulrajeev.net
- also see: A Brief History & Ethos of the Digital Garden
general blogs
philosophy, economics, etc
art & life
- ameliagreenhall.com
- anemone
- colinthomas.ca, a theatre critic that Z found, based in Vancouver, BC
books
programming & software development
- susielu.com
- jvns.ca
- brucelawson.co.uk
- blog.cleancoder.com
- wiki.c2.com, the first wiki!
tech people interested in humanities: literature, psychology, philosophy
tech people
tech
tech, life, & career
- marginalia.nu
- hintjens.com
- jaredigital.com
- ln.hixie.ch
- tommi.space
- benjamincongdon.me
- blog.pragmaticengineer.com
- remotemanifesto.com
- codeandkindness.com/blog
- pothix.com
math & science
- terrytao.wordpress.com, a mathematician’s blog that jsomers described as “a gem of the Internet where professional and amateur mathematicians collaborate in earnest in the comment threads, occasionally producing significant new results”.
culture & society
- usermag.co, which I found indirectly from the podcast episode Phones Are Good, Actually that Z recommended to me