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Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?
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Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?
#2/r/truereddit Just interesting stories and essays,a lot like HN but slower(and no show my program threads)
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?
#3There is https://lobste.rs which is great (not a subreddit but it's very similar)
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?
#4There is https://lobste.rs which is great (not a subreddit but it's very similar)
Signup by invitation only, and having retired before it started I don't know anyone in it who I would feel comfortable asking for one.
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?
#5For Go, it is http://reddit.com/r/golang
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?
#6http://reddit.com/r/programming
http://reddit.com/r/[your_favorite_programming_language]
http://reddit.com/r/futurology
http://reddit.com/r/statistics
http://reddit.com/r/probabilitytheory
http://reddit.com/r/electricalengineering
http://reddit.com/r/artificial
http://reddit.com/r/machinelearning
http://reddit.com/r/neuralnetworks
http://reddit.com/r/MLQuestions
http://reddit.com/r/learnmachinelearning
http://reddit.com/r/computervision
There is really so much out there and everyone has there own personal interests. Just check out https://www.reddit.com/explore which will give you personalized recommendations based on the subreddits you are already subscribed to.
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?
#7Maybe not entirely tech related but /r/entrepreneur has some good posts (not all of them but there's some gold here and there)
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?
#8/r/truereddit Just interesting stories and essays,a lot like HN but slower(and no show my program threads)
r/TrueReddit is the audition for HN and vice versa. Folks wanting to eke out karma arbitrage can just copy and paste between them, they track each other with about 12-24 hours lag.
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?
#9Right now the only replies list reddit and lobste.rs. That's really depressing :/
Are there really no other decent online communities out there? I'm increasingly disenfranchised with reddit and lobste.rs is invite-only (not my cup of tea). I've been poking around the various *chans to see if I can brave the noise and chaos in the hope that I'll occasionally find a similar calibre of info as what I find on here.
Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?
#10Right now the only replies list reddit and lobste.rs. That's really depressing :/ Are there really no other decent online communities out there? I'm increasingly disenfranchised with reddit and lobste.rs is invite-only (not my cup of tea). I've been poking around the various *chans to see if I can brave the noise and chaos in the hope that I'll occasionally find a similar calibre of info as what I find on here.
Unfortunately there's not much on the chans either. The ones I used to browse have generally been overtaken, even on tech/programming boards with threads complaining about diversity or they are thinly-veiled alt-right recruitment posts.
I haven't been there for a while, but Lainchan isn't all that bad. Quite slow, though.