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You may enjoy sites like Minifeed[1], Kagi's SmallWeb[2] and Wiby[3]. These are some neat sites that let you discover random blogs and personal sites and are very fun to sift through and read something interesting. Since we're self-promoting, feel free to check out my blog too :) https://popcar.bearblog.dev/ [1]: https://minifeed.net/ [2]: https://kagi.com/smallweb [3]: https://wiby.me/
I have been enjoying indieblog recently, which will add some random blog posta to your feed every day - I find it a good way to find new ones https://indieblog.page/
I'd recommend going to a library or bookstore. Esp one with literary magazines.
My blog on emacs [1] is perhaps a bit too niche if you dislike emacs? I do write a lot about tree sitter, structured editing and movement in programming languages on it also. [1] www.masteringemacs.org
I collected some of the best essays I read: https://www.jjude.com/best-essays/ I also listed the blogs and newsletters I visit often (OPML available): https://www.jjude.com/consume-list/
Reddit does a good job surfacing quality content, especially in the domain of art and design. There's several science and space subreddits as well. Very few ppl can blog consistently enough to warrant an RSS feed -- you need an aggregator of some kind.
Hey OP. bearblog.dev has a great discover page IMO, it consist of people w their own blog, it could be anything tbh. https://www.bearblog.dev
Just wanted to thank everyone for your responses, I tried replying to everyone but damn you all are such a generous bunch!
I am just thinking - why can't we solve this issue? Article discovery? Anyone have anything they are working on?
Have you tried reading books instead? Shaping thoughts typically takes a lot of time, and blogs may not be the best medium to find interesting information.
Agree with this - you lose maybe some of the moment in a book but you normally make up for it in depth if the writer is talented. Too much of the blog world is driven by current events as they constantly have to product to maintain readership.
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Not really blogs. More like HN alternatives.
If someone scraped those for the sites that are posted and arranged based on number of submissions, comments, upvotes etc. and layer on a bit of ML to classify then you'd have a reasonable blog directory. OP would probably benefit if people posted their OPML files but that does feel a bit personal.
Do you have any web crawling specialists I could speak with? Happy to write the code, just don't want to overload any servers