Engineering blogs worth the RSS slot

Feeds that publish rarely and land every time. Read whichever title pulls you first.

Bookmarks

  1. Dan Luu

    5/5

    Long, plain-text and data over vibes; the posts on latency and hiring stick for years.

    Dan Luu

  2. Julia Evans

    5/5

    Turns “how does DNS actually work” into something you can explain at lunch.

    Julia Evans

  3. Simon Willison

    5/5

    A running lab notebook: he publishes the experiment, not just the conclusion.

    Simon Willison

  4. Rachel by the Bay

    4/5

    Postmortems from very large fleets, told with timestamps and no names.

    Rachel by the Bay

  5. Hillel Wayne

    4/5

    Formal methods for working programmers, minus the priesthood.

    Hillel Wayne

  6. fasterthanli.me

    4/5

    Amos explains Rust the long way, and the long way is the one that sticks.

    fasterthanli.me

  7. Fabien Sanglard

    4/5

    Reads old game source code the way others read novels; the black books grew from here.

    Fabien Sanglard

  8. Eli Bendersky

    4/5

    Twenty years of patient posts on compilers and language internals, still ad-free.

    Eli Bendersky