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Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?

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post #18

/g/ and /prog/ can be useful. There's tons of noise and beginner/toy threads, but competent devs can be found. Can't speak for the other chans but I recall a chan with a competent user base dedicated to programming/hacking/rigbuilding a few years back. 1337chan or something? Abused the green on black theme if anyone else remembers.

https://99chan.org/nerd/

Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?

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post #9

Right 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.

> lobste.rs is invite-only (not my cup of tea).

I visited lobste.rs once, liked what I saw, realized it was invite only and then I never went back there.

Re: Ask HN: What are your favorite active tech-related subreddits comparable to HN?

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post #26

Is there anywhere that covers technology/scientific development well? (Non-software). I'm always looking for those kinds of things (new sensor, scientific methods, medical advances). But have never found a good forum for this.

/r/futurology, also /r/science
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