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Seconding. This would be great to see.

Some of the smartest people I've worked with were self-taught.

https://thinking-about-things.com/ is great, it's one interesting article three times a week. I've learned about a lot of interesting blogs/publications from them.

Sounds like undiagnosed ADHD. Coffee, walking/running in the morning, and going to sleep on time were the answers for me.

Thinking About Things: https://thinking-about-things.com

I've personally benefited a lot from Thinking About Things, a newsletter that emails me a couple of blog posts every week. https://thinking-about-things.com

Thinking About Things is what you're looking for. https://www.thinking-about-things.com

The Advanced Beginner blog post series by Robert Heaton is great.

Read Something Interesting [0] (and its newsletter form Thinking About Things [1]) are great for classic general blog posts. [0] https://readsomethinginteresting.com [1] https://th…

I've found that a great way to discover new interesting blogs is the Thinking About Things newsletter [0]. They were on hiatus for a while but seem to be back now. I've gotten some…

Coffee and exercise. Even just running in place to a 5 minute song does wonders.

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Matt Lakeman, Scott Alexander, Maciej Cegłowski, Wait But Why. Highly recommend the Thinking About Things newsletter which sends me individually interesting blog posts. https://www…

How about working out? I recently found out that the most productive engineer on my team runs every morning before work which makes a lot of sense. He's always firing on all cylind…

Many unmedicated people with ADHD have this problem and have figured out their own process for working through the funk period. On a personal level, exercise and coffee have been m…

Blogs: Joel Spolsky, Rands in Repose, Will Larson are classics Books: Crafting Interpreters, the AOSA book

Dang is an unappreciated treasure of HN who does not get enough credit. Thank you dang.

Surprised not to be hearing more about Tumblr. It's got the infrastructure... it would just need to develop a more serious vibe.

This is great. I would love to see engines of custom curated content, like the readsomethinginteresting.com blogs or academic articles.