First edited in Madrid, Spain
In the 90s and early 2000s, people used to share links to sites that they liked. I think that that was a great thing. It allowed people to discover sites independently of search engines and other marketing machinery.
Below some personal sites that I like to read:
- John Kozubik's personal site. He is the founder of rsync.net - a service I use to keep our company files and personal backups.
- Patrick Collison, I especially like his "fast" page which compiles large projects which were completed quickly.
- Low Tech Magazine, take a look at the the revenge of the hot water bottle . You can also take a look at No Tech Magazine!
- Palladium Magazine , this has edgy well researched essays.
- Derek Sivers , he was the original inspiration for this whole site - thank you! Take a look at this page particularly. A lot of what he has written has been influential.
- Kevin Kelly , there is a lot of great content there. Pages like these are why I go there though.
- Luke Smith , I don't agree with a lot of what he says. He has a pretty interesting set of videos. I particularly like his Based Cooking site. It uses Pull Requests on Github to build a recipe site without ads.
- Nat Friedman , I don't know too much about him yet but I do like a lot what he is doing with Herculaneum Papyri
- Paul Graham , I'm not particularly interested in large startups. I just think he spends time trying to find things that are true.
Some useful sites that answer your question instead of giving you a bunch of AI generated content
- Based Cooking , a site with recipes. You can add more yourself with pull requests on GitHub.
- Self Hosting tutorials , gives you detailed flows for setting up services like your own site or email on your server.
If you want to point me in the direction of other sites I could be interested in, feel free to contact me on twitter .