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A community board where people post and vote on Claude skills, prompts, tools and links, sorted by industry.
Why I recommend it: Anyone can post, so quality varies. Test a prompt yourself before you rely on it.
Ben Thompson's 4 September 2026 Stratechery interview with OpenAI co-founder and president Greg Brockman, recorded before the Astra model announcement. Covers his path from dropping out of college to Stripe CTO, the founding years of OpenAI, the ChatGPT launch, the 2023 board crisis, and where he now thinks alignment work stands.
Why I recommend it: Free to read in full, transcript and audio — though most of Stratechery's other writing is subscriber-only, so tell me if this one starts asking. Read it as a primary source on what OpenAI's leadership says, not as scrutiny: the interviewer is friendly, the claims about the new model are the company's own, and there is no independent testing here.
Trade association providing news, research and information for and about the digital media industry.
From the site: News, research and information for and about the digital media industry from the trade association dedicated to digital media companies.
Daily AI news and explainer site covering models, tools, research and industry moves, free to read with no account.
From the site: Artificial intelligence news, research, interviews, funding updates, AI tools, machine learning, robotics, cybersecurity, healthcare AI, and emerging technology analysis.
Why I recommend it: Good breadth, and clearly labeled review posts that carry affiliate links — read those as marketing, the news as news.
The raw feed of everything just posted to Hacker News: launches, job posts, essays and outages, hours before it reaches the front page.
Why I recommend it: Skim it once a day rather than reading it all. Great for spotting new tools and hiring threads early.
IBM's free tech publication — explainers, news and market analysis aimed at people working in and around technology.
From the site: Experience an integrated media property for tech workers—latest news, explainers and market insights to help stay ahead of the curve.
Why I recommend it: Clear explainers, but it is a vendor publication — the conclusion usually favors enterprise software.
Google's official blog — product launches, AI announcements and policy posts, straight from the company.
From the site: Get the latest news and stories about Google products, technology and innovation on News from Google, Google's official blog.
Why I recommend it: Primary source for what Google is shipping. Marketing language included — read the "what changed" parts.
Every post by Google's CEO in one feed — product announcements, AI strategy and company positioning, straight from the source.
Why I recommend it: Primary source material — worth reading before commentary about Google, not after.
Engineering and policy writing from Palantir on data platforms, government deployments, defence technology and how the company approaches privacy controls.
Why I recommend it: Read it critically — it is a company blog on a contested subject, which makes it useful primary material for understanding the industry's own arguments.
The largest free library of sample business plans online (500+ by industry), plus templates and planning guides used by universities and SBDCs.
In plain terms: This website offers a large collection of free sample business plans, templates, and guides across hundreds of industries. You can use these real-world examples to write your own plan, forecast your finances, and prepare to pitch lenders.
Why I recommend it: Find a plan in your industry and model the structure — don't copy the numbers.
UPenn's resume guide with samples across business, tech, nonprofit, and graduate-school paths, plus wording and layout standards.
In plain terms: This guide offers downloadable resume templates and section-by-section advice for different industries. You can customize the Word documents with your own experience and learn how to write effective bullet points.
From the site: Resume templates for Penn students that can be adjusted and customized across different fields and industries, each with guidance for every section.
