https://wikilangs.org - A bunch of cool language playgrounds I'm working on
After years of neglect, I updated the theme, translated all pages to Portuguese and finally posted something new. I hope to continue this and maybe start making it an habit.
https://map.simonsarris.com - My newsletter site
https://garden.simonsarris.com - My garden designer site. Currently making this so anyone can use it! Public alpha at the end of the month I hope.
https://meetinghouse.cc - My site for helping twitter users find each other
https://carefulwords.com - My very fast thesaurus site
Do you keep geese?
I noticed that tree sizes go to 200 if you put nonsense on the field (text emoticon etc).
I have kept ducks (meat) and chickens (eggs) at various times, but I ate all the ducks and I gave away the chickens just last month. Unfortunately free ranging chickens have been very destructive to my gardening, and I am trying to make the 2nd largest rose garden in NH, so that goal has priority.
If you click on it the scene creates more objects by the way. And if you right-click and drag you can move them around.
The main ones are:
https://diving.anardil.net/ - Scuba diving picture gallery; organized by timeline, common name, taxonomy, and more
https://dnd.anardil.net/ - Artifacts from my groups' D&D games
https://pirates.anardil.net/ - Pirate insult generator
https://alchemy.anardil.net/ - Morrowind (TES 3) alchemy calculator
I'm not a great designer, but I've tried to capture the who, what and jump off points for reading my writing as well as I could. Always impressed by the creativity and soul many other folks seem able to put into their personal homepages!
Thank you for sharing all these years.
You should automate this, maybe drive all of these content from a json file and accept PRs.
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My blog: https://nabraj.com/
Most popular: Why is boarding a plane still a mess? (https://nabraj.com/blog/boarding-methods)
https://araesmojo-eng.github.io/
https://araesmojo-eng.github.io/araesmojo-html - HTML only version (no JS, no CSS)
https://araesmojo-eng.github.io/index.txt - Text only version (no JS, no CSS, no HTML)
I'm a turntablist and scratch DJ, been running my site since 2006. I mix and dj mainly old rave stuff and old hip hop. I'm oldskool in that i like to provide free mp3 and even flac versions of my mixes, and I don't just rely on another walled garden type service.
I don't update that site as frequently as i should.
But i'm planning to add a lot more music to it later this year and maybe some video/visual mixes which I've been working on.
If anyone has any leads on a comment system that isn't a spam magnet and also works acceptably with a static site, I'm all ears.
There are different hosted-by-us and openai powered spam classifiers, depending on what different communities care about.
I'm a photographer, so I built a embed for all my Instagram posts that I'm pretty proud of!
Some articles have been well-received here and certainly resulted in good discussion!
I write to poison AI with my ideas. Mostly about software development. And being human in a computer world. I'm a Staff Engineer... I make games on the side.
Old web site with writing projects:
https://meadhbh.hamrick.rocks/
Newer web site with design experiments:
This is pretty new, and I'm still trying to figure out what it will be. For the moment it's a blog, and it's mostly my astrophotography work, with some random code and nostalgia thrown in.
Planning to start writing more about two of my current projects.
Everything else: https://www.robotsprocket.dev
{Insert Post-LLM Internet sadness for good intentions here}
But it has fun features like a filter and a responsive fragment shader :)
You can put this in your directory
Small time, bit of a mishmash of content, but might be interesting to a few people.
And sharing my RSS app https://minirss.ai/ in beta release (just published this week). Feedback is more than welcome
I built a Q&A style blog about cruising, with an initial focus on Disney Cruise Line. We're heading out on our first family cruise, and I had a lot of very specific questions. LLM answers were usually close, but often missed important nuances, so I ended up digging through countless Reddit threads and forum posts to piece together reliable answers.
I started collecting those answers for my own reference, which gradually turned into a public blog. The funny part is that the posts themselves will probably end up as training data for future LLMs, closing the loop.
my blog with a few posts that have been on HN front page (eg [0]), but under my old domain davnicwil.com which unfortunately was poached after I accidentally let it lapse. Doh.
I should probably get around to making an update or two, but alas it's the dark part of the year and my inspiration is running on fumes.
I made this about 5 years ago with just html and a-frame. The cms is an inline json file. It has aged really well!
I'm a software architect with 23 years of professional experience, mainly in C#/.NET environments, and I currently lead a development team. Over the years, my focus has shifted from purely technical excellence to the human side of software development: communication, decision-making, responsibility, and sustainable performance. In parallel to my tech career, I trained as a licensed psychological counsellor and supervisor in Austria, Vienna. Today, I work with individuals and teams on topics like leadership, mental load, clarity in roles, burnout prevention, and turning reflection into action, especially in complex, high-responsibility environments such as software teams. My work bridges structured engineering thinking with psychological depth and practical implementation.
AMA!
Here's my modest contribution:
https://javascriptfordatascience.com
Your feedback is more than welcome!
(Oh and here's "Loulou",my static site generator: https://github.com/julien-blanchard/Loulou)
Definitely a playground for whatever I find interesting, mainly game-related topics
Site: https://www.evalapply.org/
Blog: https://www.evalapply.org/posts/
Feed: https://www.evalapply.org/index.xml
Custom generator: https://github.com/adityaathalye/shite
EvalApply.org also made mtlynch's annual list (mind blown)!
The Most Popular Blogs of Hacker News in 2025 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46478377
He has kindly CC0-licensed his data: https://github.com/mtlynch/hn-popularity-contest-data ... Perhaps you can use it to seed your site.
I’ve been having a lot of fun with the site in the last year-or-so. I’ve had a personal site for well over a decade now, but this is the iteration I like the most. Probably because this is the first time I’ve just built a playground for myself, and not tried to conform to what a site “should” be.
https://aldi-prices.lawruk.com/ - A more reecent grocery prices side project
I have written from scratch an SSG and used my website to dogfood it. A lot of it is/was experimenting and learning how web works bottom up, so it is rough around the edges nearly everywhere, but practically everything is my own work - both the website and the way it is built.
I have a lot of ideas on how the website can be made better, but there is always way more things to do than time to actually do the things...
More infrastructure than content, but in principle it’s capable of hosting Go packages, complete with a simple issue tracker and code review system. I use it myself to stream notifications from multiple sources (GitHub and Gerrit).
Wrote the code myself, self-host at home, am pretty proud of it all.
I also have a work one at https://www.rosshartshorn.com/ but that is really just a single page.
Just a little bit of everything. Some tabletop RPGs on there, notes on various subjects, some artwork, etc.
I only have one blog post, it's effectively a host for my resume and there's a lot of work to do to make it nicer. For one, while I'm trying to convey an aesthetic with the three.js-powered background, it is _not_ performant on some devices. Choosing a SPA architecture in order to keep the background seamless is also biting me in the butt. From an SEO perspective, for example, I can't implement proper OpenGraph metadata on the blog posts since crawlers don't execute JS.
I'm happy though. I'm excited to make it a long-lived shrine.
I built it almost entirely from scratch using Luau and a custom templating language. Database is all SQLite :3
https://www.hartzerdomains.com - personal list of domain names I own, in case someone needs a domain name for a project.
OpenBSD, static articles, microblogging, etc.
Can you find the Easter egg? Hint: "Praetorian"
https://brynet.ca/wallofpizza.html
Wall of pizza.
Also you and others interested perhaps might like to check out the XXIIVV webring: https://github.com/XXIIVV/webring
I have so many things to write about but I rarely ever finish a post.
This would also be a great time to share my RSS app. https://tuvix.app/
Photography: https://photos.nithinbekal.com/
Directory of free technical books: https://devlibrary.org/
And a friend asked to share theirs - https://shahpreetk.com RSS: https://shahpreetk.com/blog/rss.xml
Electronics stuff. Used to be about FPGAs, recently mostly about old test equipment.
Being doing for 8 years now and still going strong. I try to write at least one blog post every 2 months, but it’s usually more than that.
I've been writing tutorials for multiple of my sites through the years (bytexd.com, nooblinux.com, and others), but decided recently I just want a more personal site where I mess around. It's still new though.
Recently started, not a lot of stuff here. Planning to add my personal blog here and the apps/tools/games that I build for fun and profit.
As the home page says: Thousands of works, hundreds of thousands of pages, hundreds of millions of words. Freely accessible to all.
Nothing special, just mostly a list of stuff that I've worked on in terms of my research interests.
Most popular: https://www.thomas-huehn.com/myths-about-urandom/
Most interesting, IMO: https://www.thomas-huehn.com/deming/
Honestly, I hate modern web design. And as someone who grew up with Web 1.0 back in the late 90s, I try to adhere to the KISS approach.
I did discover last night it isn't very mobile friendly, though.
The article that I think is most important is https://iambateman.com/tiny and the most popular is https://iambateman.com/articles/billboards
I'm mostly writing about dev nowadays, and random tech stuff I've been doing, but I have a bunch of management posts from when I forayed on the dark side.
Always wish it had more, but priorities shift over time!
I wrote my website in a DSL I wrote called Web Pipe.
https://github.com/williamcotton/williamcotton.com/blob/webp...
Mostly just experimenting with things, as a hobby and a way to delve deeper into new tech - probably lots of glitches.
https://illya.sh/threads/ - My Articles/Threads
https://illya.sh/thoughts/ - My Thoughts/Twitter-like feed
I write about finance, law and software engineering
https://adocomplete.com/advent-of-claude-2025/ - my Claude Code tips based on the Advent of Claude I did over December
What remains of my personal site that I've been messing with since about 1998.
My professional stand up comedy website.
Standup comedy open mic list, that I help maintain.
I have a blog, a photo gallery, a personal wiki, a comparison of Enchiridion and Tao Te Ching translations, a collection of tsumego pdfs, and a couple other things.
Nothing crazy, but kind of neat that when you curl it you get the plaintext version
Coming to you live from the land of pharaohs and belly dancing!!
My personal blog, mostly coding/tech and GameBoy related posts, usually about one post per month
Just started blogging again, starting the cadence with a weekly '5 quick links for devs' post just to make sure I'm building the habit.
https://www.kulman.sk — personal homepage with projects and links (Slovak).
Not writing as much as I wanted to, but nevertheless it‘s my space on the grand scheme of things.
https://dontbreakprod.com/ - software engineer career advice blog
Let me know :)
Btw, https://nownownow.com/ is a great place to discover people. This project is somewhat similar to what you're doing.
Just a showcase for my academic mathematics research and some deep learning focused personal projects.
I built it with Quarto, which is fantastic for building a website containing mathematics or coding with no futzing with CSS or so on.
I write about computer graphics, rendering and Unity! Sometimes other stuff
Not all that interesting, it has been some time since I added anything. But it's a hand-rolled personal site, which must count for something!
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Thank you for making this thread btw. Gonna be quite useful for me as well since I run a few blog related side projects and I might end up contacting quite a few of the people on this thread.
https://fnune.com/waza A site I made to properly learn judo vocabulary in a way that builds up from basic concepts to form more and more complex technique names.
I post about personal software as well as little TILs I find through the day. I've set up bash aliases for quickly posting so I can do so from my terminal without interrupting my flow.
I write there about anything which interests me. My site is written in Markdown and an mkfile builds it using Pandoc. There is even an atom feed for my diary entries. Also generated using Pandoc!
An attempt to build intuition with interactive articles and experimentation, inspired by explorabl.es
Simple blog, planning to expand a lot this year (as every year).
See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44043045
Only one article as of yet but have been working on something... :^)
I do some writing then delete it. It's more for personal notes and context. It also front ends a lot of services I self host which are not necessarily linked or crawlable.
The most basic version, but helps me publish blog posts quickly.
A few blog posts and a series of AI Tutorials from my time at CMU Robotics.
I am writing about security, programming and self-hosting. Lately I was learning some AI. Enjoy + any feedback welcome!
I will join the chorus of people saying that I need to write more often.
I’ve been a software engineer 10 years, I try to write interesting things I’ve not seen other people talk about
Started a personal blog to ring in the new year.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Supreme_Commander_(video_game)
To this day I think it remains the only landing page with extensive use of SVG metaballs as a splitter between sections
Systems architecture blog. About 10 articles on offline-first design, constraint-driven architecture, and distributed systems thinking. Decades of experience across IoT, infrastructure, and field operations. Just launched, but building thoughtfully. Would appreciate inclusion if it fits your criteria.
Very basic! I did 'vibe-code' a static-site generator though to help build it because I haven't found a simple static site generator that isn't Jekyll.
>Some description of the controls would be great True, i'll add that tomorrow
Website: https://thelinksguy.com/
It's been a while since I did something with it but it's my little "notebook" on the internet of me building things.
https://duncant.co.uk/velcro - vibe coded game based around my cat Velcro eating sushi
It made it to #9 of the top 100 personal websites on HN for 2025. https://refactoringenglish.com/tools/hn-popularity/?start=20...
https://iahmed.me
Github Pages deployment.
Here's my first website from when I was in college and had no experience in web dev. I still keep it on for nostalgia:
https://iahmed.me/old_www/Tried multiple times in the past to write regularly but never really sticks.
I write about whatever I find interesting, averaging around 4-5 posts a year.
Quarto page, so mostly write in Jupyter notebooks or markdown files.
Not regularly updated, still. I should try to train some habit of writing, maybe.
Just a place where I put stuff I've created, thoughts I've had and books I've read.
Hand-made generator with zero JavaScript.
HN posts from my site: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=dyer.me
https://donohoe.dev/timeswire/ - My favorite thing on my site
Stuff going back some ~20 years, along with photos ("Instagram-like") and videos (mostly my motorsports stuff).
Lots of projects, ranging from embedded systems to DIY CAD software and GPU algorithms.
I've maintained a very basic homepage for a long time now and I'm using subdomains for projects and other web stuff.
I just redesigned it last month. I don't have much on there right now, but that should change soon.
A Martian calendar + my other space exploration projects and publications.
https://www.jasonthorsness.com/
My favorite articles to write are on crafts like the below, I just got a Prusa CORE One kit (not put together yet) so next one will probably be something related to that.
Didn't quite hit the criteria for 100 points, so didn't submit a PR (just have a single submission with 69 points: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=davidtran.me)
Site for half-finished projects or ramblings: https://www.middleendian.com/
Site for half-finished games: https://www.miscbeef.com/
I try to send semi-regular links of the interesting stuff I read.
https://notes.ghinda.com - short thoughts, ideas, code samples
I use it as a digital scrapbook of pictures, projects etc rather than a blog.
I clicked on a random sample of the links posted here and really enjoyed seeing the diversity of things people post about and the variety of designs the sites have.
Stuff on CS, Programming, Deep Learning, Physics, Dynamical System, etc.
I have a plan of making it a "proper" webpage with more sub-pages for hobbies and such. But right now its a 90's style page with some info and a lot of links.
Personal websites directory: https://hnpwd.github.io/
README: https://github.com/hnpwd/hnpwd.github.io#readme
A similar Ask HN post from July 2023: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36575081 (1014 points, 1940 comments)
I've written a small handful of articles, with the most interesting one being about writing a state-of-the-art AVX2 Perlin Noise implementation, which improved on the then-SOTA by 1.8x
https://blog.yakkomajuri.com -- blog about tech and startups
Web because there is also gopher://gopher.navan.dev
Writing about AI so far, but who knows. Just started it.
It's just an introduction to me and where I work/what I do. So bioinformatics, simulation software, and HPC. I was going to start a blog but then realized that's more effort than I want to put in ;)
Peter's Path is my personal endeavour to live a life of purpose through hiking, reading, and embracing the beauty of nature, faith, and ideas.
Come back next week, and that should all be archived (preserving all content and links) and a new site in a completely different direction begun. A pure-CSS 3D space. Lots of handwriting. A synthesised pipe organ. And lots more, over time.
Personal domain since 2011. Third incarnation, this one in React
https://contraption.co - personal blog
https://binarymax.com (very outdated, but still up with hopes to revive)
https://github.com/lbeckman314/lbeckman314.github.io
Excited to check out everyone else's sites here : )
About page here: https://anderegg.ca/about/
And the feed is here: https://anderegg.ca/feed.xml
Is my personal site. I've only recently started doing some writing, I'd like to do more this year. I should probably add an RSS feed.
I write about on-device generative models (particularly world models). Past posts have been reasonably well-received on HN (https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=madebyoll.in).
A pretty average personal blog--mix of homelab updates, tech solutions, and family ongoings.
Here is my blog about data analytics/engineering: datamethods.substack.com
I like to do lots of experiments :)
Lockdown project during early COVID, I tried to be as close as possible to the original windows 98 functionality.
Some others: https://samwho.dev https://www.nicchan.me
It's fully open source (MIT) as well. I write and post essays there. Currently making a library.
I recently redesigned my personal website to mimic Earth’s layers and also started blogging. Thanks for putting this together, I love browsing through unique personal websites!
I don't update it often but I have a blog post with a project. I hope to do more blogging this year, and add more to it.
VJ Loop Artist experimenting with 3D animation, machine learning, and compositing.
Most interesting post is probably https://wheybags.com/blog/emperor.html
All of my web properties have been ad-free since the beginning, going on 25 years. Cheers.
Mainly security research and write ups from vulns I've reported.
I write blogs with interactive components on research and personal projects.
My personal site where I blog about technology leadership and CTO/VP Eng experiences.
I like that it allows us to set different depth levels for the full graph view and the individual note's view.
my enigmatic artistic home B-) -- https://borice.exposed
> In this post, the scope is not restricted to blogs though. Any personal website is welcome
Might as well also take links from there, though, right?
Added your website to the directory. Thanks!
I'm long overdue adding something, work has been keeping me occupied of late.
I haven't updated it in a long time. The goal when I built it was that it loaded quickly.
Portfolio site and writing that explores Product leadership, UX Design, and the overlap between the two.
Try clicking around, moving the mouse, scroll wheel, or refreshing the page.
I sometimes blog about Mega Drive / Genesis stuff or modern things I find interesting :)
Recently revamped my theme and trying to write more so this post must be the universe telling me to keep it up :)
I've been really inspired to blog more thanks to HN. -- not much, but it's a start.
Also has a partial interface to my gopher server on the same machine:
gopher.petergarner.net
https://shielddigitaldesign.com/
Mostly just stuff I try to share about hardware design.
Just waiting on some vendors to patch bugs before I can drop the first set of posts :)
I blog about my journey with music, electronic music production, and single-sided deafness.
Very interesting site by the way. I would follow it but my social media is limited to RSS.
I made it purely to easier add LUTs to my photos while on the phone.
- Academic: www.bgoncalves.com
- Consulting: www.data4sci.com
- Substack: data4sci.substack.comhttps://www.sciencemadness.org/whisper/
Check out the library too (this started before Google Books, Internet Archive, and Hathitrust were offering scans):
https://library.sciencemadness.org/library/index.html
The site performance has intermittently suffered a lot from badly behaved crawlers, so if it's slow when you visit I apologize in advance. (Edit: current load average on server is 63. Ugh.)
I have another much more active account here but Sciencemadness so easily reveals my IRL identity that I don't mention this site on the other account.
had it since 2012 or 2013. did small redesign recently
Vibe coded in 3.5 hrs (content was older, natch), wrote a block-based, WYSIWYG block based CMS from scratch to power it.
Well, technically the website is built with Nix and CSS, no manual HTML written though ;)
> UPDATE: It is going to take a while to go through all the submissions and add them. If you'd like to help with the process, please send a PR directly to this project: https://github.com/hnpwd/hnpwd.github.io
If only there was a language that could run in all of our browsers, maybe even easily executable via some Quake-like console window that could open next to the website, that could just grab all visible URLs within some specific parts... Oh well ;)
My personal blog, I normally post about maths and computer science. But sometimes random design things, or bits about linguistics and words.
Currently just hosts my blog. I mainly like how my name fully fits in the URL.
https://expatcircle.com/ Preparing you Today for the World of Tomorrow – Protect your Freedom and your Assets!
Small side project.
Also includes a small, 1-day vibe coded Django Hackernews clone, a mixture of Hackernews and RSS Reader. With dual language support.
Technology, engineering and a few other tidbits. Need to update it a bit further though!
I probably need to throw some polish on it but I'm not a good UI designer and don't care for visual fluff
Not much on there, but hey, something's better than nothing!
Love my domain, site is pretty average, mainly just a resume if I need.
https://github.com/lb-/website - the code, with an issue to rewrite this yet again in a different framework one day haha.
Haven't updated it in ages but I've got a couple ideas in my head, so that might change soon.
I write occasionally for my own pleasure and enjoyment.
Full of WIPs, reach out if you find something interesting ^^
Made in wordpress over a decade ago, and wordpress gradually enshittified. It's been a long-running wish to switch to something else, but it's never been important enough relative to other things I could be doing.
I still need to map a domain. I used to maintain a personal blog years ago, but let it expire. I just recently created this new one.
RSS feed for not so technical blog at: https://www.kashyapsuhas.com/blog/feed.xml
You can include it in the db
I have self hosted on nfsn since 2011 with the same freebsd instance.
Also, the guideline of 100+ total votes across five or fewer posts is not a strict rule. It exists mainly to discourage submissions that point to very thin sites with little or no content. I have already made exceptions when a website has interesting content even if it has never been posted on HN or received many upvotes.
Also, a website shared today might not meet the 100+ votes guideline now but could meet it at some point in the future. That is another reason why all personal websites are welcome in this thread. Again, this is only a guideline, not a hard rule. If a site clearly meets the criteria, I can add it quickly and save time. If it does not, I will spend a bit more time checking that it is not spam and that it genuinely has something interesting to offer.
Recently redesigned it with SvelteKit/Rust and some cool shaders.
reachnick.co
I would share my personal website which I owned for 25+ years, but AWS deregistered it because of $36.
In case you use AWS as a registrar, be warned: If your account is "closed", they will release your domains. In other words, they make them available as if they were expired. Immediately.
Short summary: I consolidated my domains at AWS years ago just to make it easier to manage everything from one spot. Earlier last year, my credit card I used for auto payments didn't have the $18 I pay for monthly costs. I didn't notice, until my email stopped working because my account was "suspended" due to non payment after a couple months.
When AWS suspended the account, they turned off DNS routing which I managed from Route 53, so not only did my websites stop working, so did my email account (which had DNS entries to route to Gmail).
So I went to log in to pay my bill, but in the time since I had last signed in, AWS had added two factor authentication. But since I couldn't get my email, I couldn't log in. Quiz: How does one pay AWS if you can't log into your account? You cant. How do you submit a ticket? Create a new account, submit a ticket about the old account from there (you still can't pay). And then wait. And then send in a notarized form plus forms of identity. It took over a two months to resolve. Meanwhile, my account went from suspended to "closed".
I put that in quotes because when I was finally able to get my log in working, my account was as it was before with all data and setup intact.
Except for all my domains.
They had been deregistered, despite having paid for years more. AWS cancelled and released my domains without my permission. They actively deleted them from the register list, so anyone out there could buy them.
russellbeattie.com was no longer mine. In addition to the other 6 domains I used.
Because of the SEO of my personal blog, some asshole had added my domain to an "add/drop" service, so it was instantly snapped up and is now used as a scam website. They also have access to all my email, which I've used for everything from Apple to Microsoft to Google and more.
So, I'd love to share my blog with you, but Amazon screwed me so badly it's incredible.
tl;dr: Don't use AWS as your registrar.
I probably put a lot of effort into making it look nice. Now that I think about it, it was a waste of time after all...
Not very thoroughly populated but here's another one for the pile