Ask HN: What's the Hacker News for different industries?

Post by timux » Wed, Mar 14, 2018, 10:39 AM UTC

Donmario wrote: post #18

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Post by betoharres » Fri, Mar 16, 2018, 1:20 PM UTC

always_good wrote: post #56

arka2147483647 wrote: post #25

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The problem with reddit is that there are a lot of "Shits and Giggles" reddits, and this tends to bleed into the "Serious" reddits. For example; someone is browsing r/funny and clicks a link or two and find themselves in r/programming, or whatever, but keeps acting as if they are in r/funny. And so your serious discussion is full of funny comments which someone has to clean up or let the discussion deteriorate.

To be fair, /r/programming is probably one of the most toxic subreddits itself. I've never found another subreddit where everyone is as unbearably angry and negative. Too many programmers suffer from social issues for a laissez faire community to be a fun place to frequent.