Buy a textbook on the subject and read it over a period of time (not in one sitting).

I really enjoy curated link newsletters like Thinking About Things [0] and Findka Essays [1].

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LinkLonk can also send new link recommendations by email.

There is also https://refind.com

Seconding the recommendation for Thinking About Things [0] and Findka Essays [1].

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[1] https://essays.findka.com

The Thinking About Things newsletter was a great way to discover intesting content, but they seem to be on haitus.

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You’re right! I haven’t seen an email from them for a few weeks now. I love the stuff they find.

Rands in Repose is great. https://randsinrepose.com/

+1 for Rands. Focus is less on day to day engineering and more on management, but it's fantastic for the latter.

His books are good too.

The difficulty in finding interesting internet reads has opened a niche now filled by content curators. My personal favorite is the Thinking About Things newsletter [0]. Another great one is Findka Essays [1]. Would love to hear about any others.

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[1] essays.findka.com

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This article was featured on Thinking About Things [0] today, which is likely how it got to the front page of Hacker News.

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If you feel overwhelmed by all the blog posts out there, there are newsletters that will send you one or several articles a day and let you ingest them slowly. I particularly like Thinking About Things and Findka Essays.

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