What CS blogs should everyone read? Many top notch computer science researchers and research groups) maintain active blogs that keep us updated on the latest research in the authors' fields of interest.  In most cases, blog posts are easier to understand than formal papers, because they omit most of the gory technical details and emphasize intuition (which papers generally omit).

Thus, it would be useful to have a list of recommended blogs, in the same spirit as other lists of recommended resources:


What papers should everyone read?
What books should everyone read?
What are the recent TCS books whose drafts are available online?
What videos should everybody watch?
What lecture notes should everyone read?


Of course one can follow the excellent Theory of Computing Blog Aggregator, but that list is rather overwhelming, especially for beginners.

Please highlight why you recommend them.
It might come as no surprise, but there is a substantial overlap between cstheory Q&amp;A power-users and the blogosphere. We even had a dedicated blog for a while, with some great posts but it fell into disuse. However, I thought I would list some of the blogs run by our top 38 users that have had new posts since 2012:


David Eppstein's 0xDE: graph-theory and algorithms.
Suresh Venkatasubramanian's The Geomblog: computational geometry, algorithms, and discussions of academic life.
Jeff Erickson's Ernie's 3D Pancakes: computational topology, and community announcements.
Neel Krishnaswami's Semantic Domain: programming languages, logic, and formal languages.
Joe Fitzsimons's Quantized Thoughts: quantum information and computation, theoretical physics, and community building.
Andrej Bauer's Mathematics and Computation: HoTT, logic, category theory, and philosophy of math.
András Salamon's Constraints: computational complexity through the lens of constraint satisfaction.
Marzio De Biasi's ... nearly 42 ...: computational complexity highlighted through NP-completeness and puzzles.
Scott Aaronson's Shtetl-Optimized: computational complexity, with a primary focus on quantum computing, philosophy, humour, and community building.
Lev Reyzin's Room for Doubt: theory and practice of machine learning, and academic life.
Noam Nisan's Turing's Invisible Hand: computational economics, algorithmic game theory, and community building.
Sariel Har-Peled's Vanity of Vanities, all is Vanity: computational geometry, and general social and academic commentary.
Shiva Kintali's My Brain is Open: computational complexity, polyhedral combinatorics, algorithms, and graph theory.
Artem Kaznatcheev's Theory, Evolution, and Games Group: evolutionary game theory, and algorithmic lens on evolution, learning and philosophy.
Hsien-Chih Chang's Finite Playground: bilingual blog on computational complexity, formal languages, and concrete math.
Aaron Sterling's Nanoexplanations: distributed computing, chemoinformatics, and general social commentary.
Lance Fortnow and Bill Gasarch's Computational Complexity : Computational Complexity and other fun stuff in math and computer science.
Emanuele Viola's Thoughts: computational complexity and general commentary -- started Summer 2014.