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I was inspired to do this by my friend Nick Gray who made slashfriends.org . I’ll link to the personal websites of friends who have them. In no particular order: Malcolm Ocean Venkatesh Rao Tasshin Anne-Laure Anna Gát Derek Sivers to be updated

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Friends People I like and admire — some I know well, some I only know through their work online. Taylor Pearson — His essay “Markets Are Eating the World” completely changed the way I think about everything; I love his writing and thought process. Brooke Bowman — One of the kindest, most genuine, ea

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People I like and admire. Some I’ve known for the better part of twenty years; some do work I read the moment it lands. All of them are worth your time. I’ll add to this as I go. Jesse Hanley ( @jessethanley ). I’ve been lucky to have watched Jesse go from S-tier marketer to S-tier developer, entrep

seanbonner.com

Once upon a time we had blogrolls and before that we had webrings. I laugh when I think back to those days when you’d sometimes feel like you’d seen everything online and could just just go do something else while you waited for someone to post something new tomorrow. Things are a bit different now,

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Friends People I like and admire — friends, builders, and writers whose work is worth your time. An old-school blogroll, on purpose. Friends Carlos Arbona Builds the most delightful little apps on the internet and ships faster than anyone I know. Ryan Kulp Self-taught hacker who's bought and sold 15

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Friends Updated August 28, 2026. A few people and independent-web projects worth exploring. This is deliberately small; I’ll add to it over time. Derek Sivers created the now page movement and the nownownow directory. Nick Gray created SlashFriends and PersonalWebsites.org . Peter Hagen and Louis Ba