Stuff I Find Interesting
Interesting Projects
Jellyfin
Jellyfin is a self-hosted home media solution. The project was created as a fork of Emby after the lead-developer made the project closed sourced. I think of the project as a great example of open source collaboration, as there doesn't seem to be a single developer running the show like with Emby. Overall though there's far too much technical debt due to the general architecture which has resulted in a somewhat poor experience for myself.
SerenityOS
SerenityOS is a modern operating system made in homage to computing in the 90's. The operating system by itself isn't that interesting by itself. What makes it stand out from other hobbyist operating systems like Redux are the videos which the lead developer, Andreas Kling, releases on his YouTube channel documenting his workflow and problem solving.
Interesting Areas of the Internet
Lindybeige
Lindybeige is what I think of as a perfect humanities professor. He goes on hour-long unscripted talks about topics which deeply interests him and which normally interests myself as well. Most of his videos are focused on history or military history.
Gwern
Gwern is the pseudonyme of someone who gained popularity in the rationalsphere from his writing on LessWrong, and, at least in my subjective opinion, exploded in popularity later on due to his research into darknet markets.