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I find that the quality of discussion on Lobsters is much better though, and not having 600 comments on a post makes it easier to discus things as well (in general, smaller communities > large communities).
I've been reading lobsters for a while now, an invite would be appreciated, looks like a nice community.
There is https://lobste.rs but that often just has what hit the top page on here. If you're looking for new content then I'd suggest looking at research paper sites like https://arxiv.org or other eprint archives https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Eprint_archives
Lobste.rs is an alternative that hasn't passed that point yet, so I recommend it.
I continue to find great content on HN, but the quality of the conversation/comments has unfortunately decreased significantly over the years for me. Unfortunately it appears to be a trade-off of scale vs. quality. Lobste.rs is an alternative that hasn't passed that point yet, so I recommend it.
There is https://lobste.rs but that often just has what hit the top page on here. If you're looking for new content then I'd suggest looking at research paper sites like https://arxiv.org or other eprint archives https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Eprint_archives
I've been reading lobster.rs for a while, and it seems great! Unfortunately, I can't find anyone to get an invite :(
I continue to find great content on HN, but the quality of the conversation/comments has unfortunately decreased significantly over the years for me. Unfortunately it appears to be a trade-off of scale vs. quality. Lobste.rs is an alternative that hasn't passed that point yet, so I recommend it.
Would love an invite if anybody is inclined.