Ask HN: Hacker forum or IRC?
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Re: Ask HN: Hacker forum or IRC?
#2Set one up on a network that has a high # of hackers, tinkerers etc.
IMHO, this network could be chat.freenode.net
When you're done, let people know in this thread and i'm sure they'll come...
P.S.: There's a channel named #startups already on freenode which seems to have a few people from HN already...
Re: Ask HN: Hacker forum or IRC?
#3#startups on freenode is supposedly made up of HN crowd, but I've never found it a friendly place.
Re: Ask HN: Hacker forum or IRC?
#4Hm, if there isn't one already (and i know of none) i guess the only answer is: Set one up on a network that has a high # of hackers, tinkerers etc. IMHO, this network could be chat.freenode.net When you're done, let people know in this thread and i'm sure they'll come... P.S.: There's a channel named #startups already on freenode which seems to have a few people from HN already...
Re: Ask HN: Hacker forum or IRC?
#5If you're actually looking for HN people, why don't we just participate on #hackernews on freenode.
Re: Ask HN: Hacker forum or IRC?
#6Why not just all jump into #hackernews? What does hackers mean again? Who's definition? If you're actually looking for HN people, why don't we just participate on #hackernews on freenode.
Great idea: for X reason! Or, you are so wrong: for X reason. But why don't you pitch this some more on #hackernews on freenode?
Re: Ask HN: Hacker forum or IRC?
#7Re: Ask HN: Hacker forum or IRC?
#8Why would you want to chat with hackers? Might as well just go into work and talk to coworkers.
Re: Ask HN: Hacker forum or IRC?
#9Why not just all jump into #hackernews? What does hackers mean again? Who's definition? If you're actually looking for HN people, why don't we just participate on #hackernews on freenode.
Re: Ask HN: Hacker forum or IRC?
#10Never found a good one either. I think it's because HN members stay in their respective domain channels - #python #javascript for example. #startups on freenode is supposedly made up of HN crowd, but I've never found it a friendly place.
that said, i think #clojure and #reactjs are fairly friendly and helpful to questions, even the most basic ones.