At Hurrah.ai, we spend a lot of time exploring the web, not just for answers, but for meaningful knowledge. Along the way, we’ve uncovered resources that are timeless, underrated, and genuinely helpful across all kinds of topics.
This is our Curated Knowledge Shelf – a growing collection of websites, tools, articles, and ideas we return to (and think you might too).
📚 1. Farnam Street (https://fs.blog)
Focused on mental models, decision-making, and lifelong learning, Farnam Street is one of the best places to sharpen your thinking – especially if you enjoy deep, non-fluffy content.
🎧 2. The AI Alignment Newsletter
A goldmine for understanding where AI is going, and how people are thinking about ethics, safety, and long-term consequences. Great for thoughtful tech readers.
🛠 3. Are.na (https://www.are.na/)
Think Pinterest meets philosophy. A minimalist tool for curating knowledge, ideas, or digital research trails – perfect for visual thinkers and digital gardeners.
✍️ 4. Paul Graham’s Essays (http://paulgraham.com)
The classic internet rabbit hole. If you’ve never read “Do Things That Don’t Scale” or “How to Think for Yourself”, start now. Still as relevant as ever.
🔍 5. Library Genesis + Internet Archive
For curious researchers and deep readers, these platforms are rich with books, academic papers, and rare scans. Use wisely and responsibly, they’re digital treasure troves.
🧩 6. LessWrong (https://www.lesswrong.com)
A community-driven library of essays and ideas about rational thinking, decision theory, and human bias. Not light reading, but very worth it.
💡 Why This Shelf Exists
Hurrah doesn’t just surface what’s popular – it surfaces what’s useful. These are some of the places we think deserve more attention, and that we aim to learn from when delivering search results.
If you love thinking deeply, researching smarter, and discovering ideas off the beaten path, save this list. We’ll keep updating it. 👉 Explore smarter with Hurrah.ai
