What are the best blogs that follow the Long Content philosophy?

In his About page, Gwern describes the idea of Long Content as follows:

I have read blogs for many years and most blog posts are the triumph of the hare over the tortoise. They are meant to be read by a few people on a weekday in 2004 and never again, and are quickly abandoned—and perhaps as Assange says, not a moment too soon. (But isn’t that sad? Isn’t it a terrible ROI for one’s time?) On the other hand, the best blogs always seem to be building something: they are rough drafts—works in progress. So I did not wish to write a blog. Then what? More than just “evergreen content”, what would constitute Long Content as opposed to the existing culture of Short Content? How does one live in a Long Now sort of way?⁠

Gwern himself has, of course, been following this approach to blogging for a long time. There are other rationalist(-adjacent) blogs that seem to follow a similar philosophy: niplav mentions Long Content as a direct inspiration, and the pages of Brian Tomasik, Mariven, Gavin Leech, and Yuxi Liu can also be said to fall into this category.

So far, I have only encountered one page outside of the rat-adjacent sphere that resembles the aforementioned blogs: that of Cosma Shalizi. However, I'm much less familiar with the non-rationalist blogosphere, so there must surely be others. Please post them here if you've encountered them! (And also, feel free to link to rat-adjacent blogs that I've neglected.)