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Interesting blogs exchange

I want to find more interesting blogs to read. Do you have an interesting blog or do you know one? List it with a description of why it's interesting or worth reading.

I'll start by listing 6 blogs I find interesting:

Good coder's code, great reuse: Peteris Krumins' blog about programming and hacking. Lots of goodies, especially posts on Vim and math.
Well Placed Pixels: A visual record of beautiful software (it mostly showcases iPhone apps).
High Scalability: War stories on scaling. For a programmer reading about scaling is like reading an erotic novel - or not ;)
Andrew Chen's blog: Andrew has posted tons of great stuff on viral marketing, startups and product building. Worth a read.
Kaliber10000 or k10k.net: One of my goals is to become better at design and art. k10k is a window into the design world.
Zen Habits: On of my favorite blogs on productivity.

Now it's your turn. What blog do you find interesting?

Interesting · Stuff · Tips • 2. Jun

6 comments so far

vitriolix 2. Jun

I find Simon Willison always has a very interesting set of links:

http://simonwillison.net/

Very biased towards JS, Python and Django of course.

Gr4n 3. Jun

I've been reading these recently:

Minimal: http://mnmal.tumblr.com (minimalism, design)

Kunal Anand: http://whatspop.com (art ,design, code)

99 cent Dreams: http://splitpeavintageblog.tum... (photography, design)

amix 3. Jun: Gr4n:
The Mnmal blog seems to be good stuff. Thanks for sharing.

Cristian 4. Jun

A new design community is shaping up over at: http://www.drawar.com/

So far the quality of the discussions is really good.

Ivo Danihelka 12. Jun

Thanks for sharing of the interesting blogs. I'll add some.

Paul Buchheit's Blog: He has experience from Gmail and FriendFeed founding.

Geeking with Greg: About personalized search and recommendations.

Machine Learning (Theory): Ideas and overviews of the machine learning field. You may needed to read a machine learning textbook first.

Graham King 21. Jun

Bad Science: http://www.badscience.net/
Ben Goldacre, a British journalist for The Guardian and a medical doctor, he writes about evidence based medicine, alternative craziness, and statistics. Fascinating, and often very funny.

I'd also second vitriolix on Simon Willison's blog, although he's just left on honeymoon, so it will probably be quieter than usual. He also works at The Guardian.