Sites like simonsarris.com

Essays on Christian faith, culture, and what it means to be human, by Ben Christenson, a Substack newsletter

A blog by Dr. Ross Quick... no, the pages name no author, so: A blog by the author on Shakespeare's English history plays, the Tudor kings and analog history

Jacob Falkovich's Substack newsletter of essays on dating, selection, and modern romance and masculinity

The Prism, a Substack newsletter by Gurwinder on navigating the digital age

Essays by Henrik Karlsson on relationships, thinking and agency, published as the Substack newsletter Escaping Flatland

Personal blog by software developer Tom MacWright on web tools, mapping, programming, and his projects

Personal website of "strangest loop" with music releases, portals, a friends directory, wishlist, and quote art

Luca Dellanna's website on decision-making for leaders, with his books, games and experiments, and advisory services

Substack newsletter by picture book authors Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen on how picture books work, with book recommendations and craft

Dan Luu's personal blog of essays on software engineering, hiring, AI evaluation, and programming practice

Sam Who's personal blog of visual programming essays on topics like Big O, hashing and Bloom filters

HouseFresh is an independent air quality review site, with product tests run in its founders' home and data-led studies by Danny Ashton and team

Not Boring by Packy McCormick: a Substack newsletter of tech strategy, business analysis and essays on technology and philosophy

An interactive web guitar tool built with React, letting visitors play chords and strings in the browser

A personal blog by Tynan on hiking trips, travel, Tesla buying tips and other life experiences

Project Gutenberg, a free online library of about 80,000 public-domain eBooks run by volunteers, founded by Michael Hart

Experimental History, a Substack newsletter on psychology and science by experimental psychologist Adam Mastroianni, published every other Tuesday

Noahpinion, an economics and current-affairs newsletter on Substack by economist Noah Smith

Original 10-minute ambient soundscapes and music for tabletop role-playing games, a free audio site funded by Patreon

21 Lessons is a serialized essay series on Bitcoin by an author who explains its principles through Alice in Wonderland parallels, read aloud as audio

Astral Codex Ten, a Substack blog of essays on science, philosophy and culture by Scott Alexander

Gwern Branwen's personal website of essays and blog posts on AI, statistics, psychology, and meta-science, plus personal pages

The Argument is a Substack magazine on economics, policy and current affairs by Jerusalem Demsas

The Roots of Progress, a think-tank site with essays on the philosophy of technological progress by Jason Crawford and team

Xe Iaso's personal website: blog essays, talks, and Twitch VOD archive on making technology understandable, by a technical educator

Alex Murrell's website, a blog and talks page by the Strategy Director at brand agency Epoch on marketing strategy

A Substack newsletter by Liberty curating highlights on business, technology, science, history, culture and human judgment

The Intrinsic Perspective is a Substack newsletter by Erik Hoel on natural philosophy, essays, polemics, and consilience

Lenny Rachitsky's newsletter on product management, growth, and career advice for product leaders and founders

The Rust Foundation, a nonprofit website on stewarding and funding the Rust programming language and its community

A website from the Centre for Effective Altruism explaining the philosophy and movement of using evidence to find the most effective ways to help others

Analog Office is a blog on paper-based organizing and screen-free productivity tools, written by a writer named in the About page

Philosophy Break, an online social enterprise offering short philosophy articles, a weekly newsletter, and online courses on living well

Verso Books, a London publisher of radical political and social non-fiction, with a blog and book club

A guide, titled "Run your own social", on setting up a small social network server for friends using software like Mastodon