A tech operator says owning a personal blog is still underrated for founders
jackedAJ · x · 2026-07-22
A tech operator argues that owning your own blog on your own domain is still underrated.
- They say you never know who might be reading: a future co-founder, investor, or partner.
- The post emphasizes that a personal site feels like “home,” where you can publish anything without platform constraints.
- It is framed as a reply to a thread about the early blog history of the founder of turbopuffer.
- The practical takeaway is simple: buy a cheap domain and publish a basic HTML site.
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