Ask HN: For users with 10k+ karma, how much time do you spend on HN?
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#22Re: Ask HN: For users with 10k+ karma, how much time do you spend on HN?
#23I just buy my karma from dang. YC is obviously having some hard times at the moment so it's a win-win really.
Re: Ask HN: For users with 10k+ karma, how much time do you spend on HN?
#24I’m curious what the distribution of karma is on HN, but I haven’t bothered to write a polite scraping method of reading through user’s profiles to grab counts that’s only a little more GET-y than just a human reading HN yet. I’ve been curious about this for a long time though, already having pulled statistics like distributions of GitHub followers and stargazers.
Shouldn't be needed, there's an API.
Re: Ask HN: For users with 10k+ karma, how much time do you spend on HN?
#25I mostly use HN when I'm waiting for things (meetings, people, test runs, etc.) I pretend to myself that this is actually improving my productivity.
Re: Ask HN: For users with 10k+ karma, how much time do you spend on HN?
#26It's probably directly related to how busy I am, or how interesting the project I'm on is.
Ultimately though I get far more out of HN than I put in. I've worked from home, for myself, for most of the last 10 years. HN has been my connection with with wider tech wold, and an opportunity to talk about things I'm interested in that I would be hard pressed to find people to talk to about in the local Pub.
Re: Ask HN: For users with 10k+ karma, how much time do you spend on HN?
#27Re: Ask HN: For users with 10k+ karma, how much time do you spend on HN?
#28I just buy my karma from dang. YC is obviously having some hard times at the moment so it's a win-win really.
Re: Ask HN: For users with 10k+ karma, how much time do you spend on HN?
#29It’s a 2010 account though so many years of light activity really
Re: Ask HN: For users with 10k+ karma, how much time do you spend on HN?
#30My karma is exclusively from comments. There is no continuity, but I'd say I spent 15 minutes/day in average.
15 minutes per day spent in thoughtful and respectful (as possible :)) arguments, which is part of the HN culture, is some of the most productive time I ever spend.
I don't spend time reading articles in realtime - I store the most interesting from an RSS feed, and read them asynchronously; I don't consider this HN time.