My Feedly Collections Are Now Available to Anyone

13 Sep 2015 » 1 min read » Filed under: Blog & Site Meta

This morning, I purged a ton of feeds from Feedly that I was no longer keeping up with. At the same time, I took advantage of the new Feedly Collections feature that allows one to share their various collections with anyone who is interested. So if you are interesting in seeing what blogs I read on a regular basis, check out my Feedly collections.

I am always on the lookout for good blogs. In particular, I enjoy reading blogs on technology, life-hacking, quantified self, and writing (especially by writers). I also enjoy more general blogs like John Scalzi’s Whatever, or Anil Dash’s blog. I am also particularly interested in blogs by coders which talk about process–like some of the stuff that occasionally appears on GitHub’s blog. If you have recommendations for good blogs in these categories, drop them in the comments.


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3 responses to “My Feedly Collections Are Now Available to Anyone”

  1. I’m sure you were not looking for self-promoting but… I write about life-hacking, tech., and writing* at mjmottajr.com Just saying! Keep up the good work!

    *I always endeavor, and fail, to implement a quan. self system. Maybe someday!

  2. Hi Jamie, I would recommend these 2 blogs:

    1. Farnam Street Blog – Shane writes about book he read, philosophy and decision making. The man devours books like dinosaurs devouring humans in Jurassic Park.

    2. Barking Up the Wrong Tree (bakadesuyo) – Eric writes on living the good life with scientific evidence and well structured posts.

    1. Thanks for the recommendations!

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