/blogroll
Sites I read.
A list of people writing things that shape how I think about AI, hardware, companionship, and building things that last. Updated occasionally.
- Craig Modcraigmod.com
Essays on walking, making, Japan, and the quiet craft of writing. His newsletter Roden is one of the few things I read immediately when it arrives.
- Andy Matuschakandymatuschak.org
Notes on knowledge work, tools for thought, and why most note-taking systems fail. His evergreen notes are a model for what a digital garden can be.
- Stratecherystratechery.com
Ben Thompson on tech strategy and business models. Even when I disagree, the framework is sharp.
- Gwen Brangwenbran.com
Writes about indie hardware, bootstrapping physical products, and the long road from prototype to customer. Required reading for anyone building devices.
- Interconnectedinterconnected.org
Matt Webb's long-running blog on AI, weird technology, and speculative products. He thinks about presence and ambient computing better than almost anyone.
- Hack the Planetsimonwillison.net
Simon Willison's tireless linkblog on AI, LLMs, and independent software. An essential filter for what's actually happening in the field.
- The Preparedtheprepared.org
Newsletter on manufacturing, hardware, and the messy reality of making physical things. Keeps me grounded when software abstraction gets too comfortable.
- Marginal Revolutionmarginalrevolution.com
Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok on economics, emerging markets, and everything else. I don't always agree, but it teaches me how to think.
- Chip Huyenhuyenchip.com
Clear, practical writing on MLOps, AI engineering, and building real systems. One of the few people writing about ML infrastructure with both depth and clarity.