I've always wondered if anyone used sharing buttons on news sites and blogs(ankursethi.com)

163 points by speckx 4 months ago | 86 comments

Thoughts on Bluesky(canolcer.com)

5 points by shafyy 1 year ago | 1 comments

Why your blog still needs RSS(journal.paoloamoroso.com)

189 points by imadj 3 years ago | 95 comments

Why I Blog(dannyguo.com)

169 points by dguo 3 years ago | 58 comments

Staying opinionated as you grow(hugo.writizzy.com)

63 points by hlassiege 11 months ago | 36 comments

I turned my RSS feeds into an e-ink newspaper to stop reading on my phone(heyjonny.dev)

207 points by speckx 2 months ago | 88 comments

How to post when no one is reading(jeetmehta.com)

598 points by j4mehta 1 year ago | 240 comments

Personal blog essay arguing creators should keep publishing through years of obscurity, since mastery and audience take a long time to build.

Why I still blog after 15 years(jonashietala.se)

447 points by lawn 2 years ago | 215 comments

Jonas Hietala's personal blog post reflecting on why he has kept blogging for 15 years and how the blog started.

Personal blogs are back, should niche blogs be next?(disassociated.com)

588 points by gnabgib 11 months ago | 353 comments

A blog post from disassociated arguing that personal blogs have made a comeback and asking whether niche, topic-focused blogs should return too.

Why I love NixOS(birkey.co)

411 points by birkey 7 months ago | 277 comments

A personal blog post explaining why the author loves NixOS, focusing on the deterministic, reproducible Nix package manager rather than the Linux distro itself.

I’ve removed Disqus. It was making my blog worse(ryansouthgate.com)

510 points by ry8806 1 year ago | 294 comments

A personal blog post explaining why the author removed the Disqus comment system from his blog, citing its injected ads.

Why is every rationalist blog post way too long?(alexwennerberg.com)

384 points by epestr 12 days ago | 362 comments

Blog post by Alex Wennerberg arguing that rationalist community blog posts are excessively long and that verbosity substitutes for thoroughness.