Twitter search is incredibly under-used.

For whatever you're currently interested in, try using the Twitter search bar and scrolling; often you'll find something delightful related to it. It’s higher-variance than Google, but that ways in both directions.

Some specific tips for search:

• Use filters in your search, e.g. adding "min_faves:10" means only tweets with >10 likes will show up, which filters out dross. If you want to find a user’s most popular tweets, do “from:username min_faves:250”.
• If you find a particular user whose thoughts you love, try “from:username [keyword]” for various values of ‘keyword’ and see what comes up; often it leads you to delightful places.
• You can combine these two. For example, here are Karpathy’s tweets on LLMs, with a popularity filter included.
• Adding "filter:follows" is insanely powerful once you've built up a good following feed. For example, say I’m organizing an unconference and I want to get tips for it; I search “filter:follows unconference” and magic happens. (This works best when you follow the right people, obviously.)
• Search through various Twitter niches -- film Twitter, Shakespeare Twitter, Rust Twitter, econ Twitter -- and enjoy the rich content.
• For specific things, it can beat Google if you’re clever about it; for example, if you're trying to cook a great steak, you can often get better advice in Twitter threads than on recipe websites.

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