1. http://www.bbc.com/news 2. https://news.ycombinator.com/ 3. http://techmeme.com
Had not visited techmeme before. Was surprised about the amount of detail in the headings for articles. The opposite of clickbait. I wonder how much that is editorial intent or just happy accidents of culture. Not familiar with the site at all but could see myself coming back.
Ask HN: What are the 3 websites you visit every single day?
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#62- http://serializer.io my tool for following HN and reddit - https://feedbin.com for whole range of other RSS feeds ...then I end up here reading the comments. I try not to read my email at the weekend.
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That looks very interesting. I suppose they keep running even when there is no visitor looking, so you come back the next day and they did all sort of things. Are you planning to keep it for yourself or will we see a Show HN someday?
I'll probably share it if it gets anywhere - it's still early days for the project, but it'll be open source on https://github.com/ajeffrey/civarium
Re: Ask HN: What are the 3 websites you visit every single day?
#64- http://serializer.io my tool for following HN and reddit - https://feedbin.com for whole range of other RSS feeds ...then I end up here reading the comments. I try not to read my email at the weekend.
Nice feature set with the reading time indicators and toggleable sources. Added to my list of HN apps & tools. https://pinboard.in/u:tedmiston/t:hacker-news/
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#67skimfeed and reddit. no third one.
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#69paulgraham.com - for essays twitter.com - for paul graham's tweets+retweets and for Calvin and Hobbes youtube.com - well for music. but mostly for new content discovery
I was hoping you'd say YouTube for Paul Graham talks given the first 2 :p