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Not exactly like HN, but stackoverflow has a lot of different sites for niche and interesting topics
Of all the things you can do or can't do on stackoverflow, "discussions" are probably the thing you are going to get doxxed the hardest for.
Any number of subreddits? Construction workers - https://www.reddit.com/r/Construction/ "A subreddit for construction industry professionals." Teachers - https://www.reddit.com/r/Teachers/ "The goal of r/Teachers is to provide a supportive community for teachers and to inform and engage in discourse with educational stakeholders about the teaching profession." Actuaries - https://www.reddit.com/r/actuary/ "Articles a…
https://www.barnacl.es - Business https://www.journalduhacker.net/ - French Hacker News https://write.narwhal.space/ - Writing https://g33kz.de/ - German Hacker News https://paperkast.com/ - Academic Papers https://bitmia.com/ - Finance/Investing All of the above are based on https://lobste.rs/ , which is pretty much like HN with a few extra features and less Off-Topic Also, there are independent StackExchange-like s…
A lot of these seem like HN-clones (UI-wise) except that they are ghost towns, with no comments on the top stories. I think it would be more useful to share sites that have great communities, even if they use different software. For example, for investing, the Boggleheads forum is excellent: https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/index.php
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Of all the things you can do or can't do on stackoverflow, "discussions" are probably the thing you are going to get doxxed the hardest for.
Wow you get doxxed for going off topic??
Slashdot is fun if you want a more cynical take on some of the topics that show up here. Slashdot's articles typically are general tech, science, security, and politics (esp tech related). Here there's more software community stuff, blogs, update notes, personal projects etc. I read both HN and slashdot daily, they each have their own thing.
I remember when Slashdot was THE online community for tech news. Insightful comments, amazing (!) moderation system. It all went downhill years ago though and now the quality of the discussions is horrendous.
My favorite for Business : https://gladiacteur.com (French)
https://www.barnacl.es - Business https://www.journalduhacker.net/ - French Hacker News https://write.narwhal.space/ - Writing https://g33kz.de/ - German Hacker News https://paperkast.com/ - Academic Papers https://bitmia.com/ - Finance/Investing All of the above are based on https://lobste.rs/ , which is pretty much like HN with a few extra features and less Off-Topic Also, there are independent StackExchange-like s…
Arfcom GD: https://www.ar15.com/forums/general/General-Discussion/5/ Definitely a right-wing slant, but there are ton of very knowledgeable people there. Signal/noise ratio is kinda middle of the road, but the quality of the signal more than makes up for it in my opinion.
https://www.barnacl.es - Business https://www.journalduhacker.net/ - French Hacker News https://write.narwhal.space/ - Writing https://g33kz.de/ - German Hacker News https://paperkast.com/ - Academic Papers https://bitmia.com/ - Finance/Investing All of the above are based on https://lobste.rs/ , which is pretty much like HN with a few extra features and less Off-Topic Also, there are independent StackExchange-like s…
A lot of these seem like HN-clones (UI-wise) except that they are ghost towns, with no comments on the top stories. I think it would be more useful to share sites that have great communities, even if they use different software. For example, for investing, the Boggleheads forum is excellent: https://www.bogleheads.org/forum/index.php