An incomplete list of people I enjoy

In alphabetical order:

• Stephan Ango: Designer and now CEO of Obsidian Notes.
• Gurwinder Bhogal: A self-professed saboteur of narratives. Check out his epic Twitter threads and many podcast appearances, particularly on the Modern Wisdom Podcast.
• Rob Braun: Programmer, tinkerer, computer archeologist. One of the most interesting tech guys you’ve never heard of. Also: XAR!
• drdrang: All around mysterious programmer and Apple guy.
• Engineer Man: I quickly got up to speed on Docker and JavaScript from his YouTube videos.
• Julia Evans
• Hisashi (Todd) Fujinaka: Programmer, traveler, taker of photos, nice dude.
• The Grugq: Prolific infosec tweeter. Fair warning: if you follow him, he will consume your timeline with his volume of tweets.
• Thomas Frank: Entrepeneur who works in public and shares a lot. really fun watching him evolve.
• Alexey Guzey: Alexey’s site is a rabbit-hole.
• Ian Hanschen: He wrote software you probably use.
• Scott Hanselman: A great teacher of things and an all-around nice guy. If you get a chance, meet him in person.
• Nick Janetakis: Programmer, teacher, YouTuber
• Matt Kelly: Man of the Earth, cDc, Cool Beans! zine, etc.
• Jeff Kirkham: Former Green Beret and excellent post-apocalypse fiction author with an often-broken and inconsistent website.
• Pieter Levels aka levelsio: An “indie hacker” that works in public and shares a lot. Also check out his blog. I find him super interesting.
• George Mack
• Takuya (devaslife) Matsuyama: Programmer, YouTuber with beautiful cinematography, InkDrop app developer.
• Van Neistat: A spirited man and maker and filmmaker. I subscribe to his Patreon.
• Naval Ravikant
• Derek Sivers: A brilliant writer, podcast guest, and recluse coder. I enjoy his styles.
• Michael Stapelberg
• Chris Williamson: Host of the Modern Wisdom podcast. I’m really enjoying Chris’ content and watching him grow.