https://learn-anything.xyz/ Mostly because we created it. :)
Can't seem to open this site.
Ask HN: Which sites you visit on a regular basis for knowledge and inspiration?
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#12https://lobste.rs
similar to HN but much much more humble in every way. I quite like it. Although I don't have account so I am mostly reading.
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#13http://partiallyexaminedlife.com/
Definitively non-tech, but full of knowledge and inspiration.
Re: Ask HN: Which sites you visit on a regular basis for knowledge and inspiration?
#14Daily - Mostly Tech / Science.
I love hacker news as it covers basic science as well. From discovery of planets, to Gene editing.
Hacker News :)
http://techmeme.com/
https://slashdot.org/
Weekly - World http://kottke.org/ https://www.edge.org/ Youtube App on Ipad, Subscription to Joe Rogen, Tim Ferris, and many others Podcasters like these mostly point out to any random topic under the sun, and the discussion is Deep. Example - check out these podcasts and their discussion on Ethics, AI, Health, Finance and Trump :)
Random Facebook - mostly from friends and of personal nature, but I do visit resources they point out
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#15https://theconversation.com/ - Great source of news and analysis of everything. Articles by academics and researchers. Claims almost always backed with evidence.
http://www.kurzweilai.net/ - Articles about some of the most interesting bleeding-edge high-tech research.
https://arstechnica.com/ - Tech and tech-related news.
Re: Ask HN: Which sites you visit on a regular basis for knowledge and inspiration?
#16I visit n-gate.com weekly. I am not very well-aware of stuff outside css/js and lot of people here talk confidently about stuff they have no clue of, unopposed. n-gate reminds me how little people on this site know stuff outside of css/js/business. Rest are clueless wannabes trying to one-up each other. My favorite comment will always be- somebody mentioned that Microsoft Band needs a realtime OS so someone proposed…
one look at n-gate and it looks promising. Thanks.
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Re: Ask HN: Which sites you visit on a regular basis for knowledge and inspiration?
#17I visit n-gate.com weekly. I am not very well-aware of stuff outside css/js and lot of people here talk confidently about stuff they have no clue of, unopposed. n-gate reminds me how little people on this site know stuff outside of css/js/business. Rest are clueless wannabes trying to one-up each other. My favorite comment will always be- somebody mentioned that Microsoft Band needs a realtime OS so someone proposed…
Seems the site is just as opinionated as the worst of HN...
Re: Ask HN: Which sites you visit on a regular basis for knowledge and inspiration?
#18The Morning Paper (https://blog.acolyer.org/) is a nice way to learn about research happening outside my own little bubble.
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#19Life and everything (non-technical): http://omswami.com
Treasure of practical knowledge right from the mouth of one who has attained enlightenment in the transcidental sense of the word.
Biweekly post – 1st and 3rd Saturday every month. Earlier (till about an year ago) for roughly 5 years, it was every Saturday so there's lot of pearls of wisdom in there with amusing tales and jokes to instill the knowledge within.
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#20http://highscalability.com/ - weekly newsletter about scalability, distributed computing, computer science, and other relevant things. I don't think it gets attention it deserves - it's really, really good and contains wealth of (mostly) timeless information. Also, Reddit. Not the default front-page stuff, of course, but more in-depth and smaller subreddits, such as /r/netsec, /r/financialindependence, or /r/rust - t…
FYI you can make clickable subreddit links by using a subdomain, e.g. :