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I absolutely love comments on HN and they are probably the main reason I read this site a lot. Some times, the posts themselves are quite self-explanatory from
by sideproject 10y ago
I absolutely love comments on HN and they are probably the main reason I read this site a lot. Some times, the posts themselves are quite self-explanatory from the title and I just go straight to the discussions.
I created a little site called HackerNews Club
http://hackernews.club http://hackernews.club
Where you can easily search for user's submissions and comments. FYI, here's Dan's comments :)
http://hackernews.club/luu#search/52e35e01f172df6d183c59633ce86089ad66cece http://hackernews.club/luu#search/52e35e01f172df6d183c59633c...
And HN users ordered by the number of comments they have made.
http://hackernews.club/#search/39a2159841122c713bf4324d6f9de7fbb98cfcd1 http://hackernews.club/#search/39a2159841122c713bf4324d6f9de...
- phs318u 10y agoSeconded. I too love HN comments. Overall, my perception is that HN has reasonably non-clickbaity articles with a good blend of tech and non-tech. The comments I find largely pertinent, overwhelmingly constructively critical, with FAR fewer trolls, flames and biased voting than any other public forum on the internet I've ever come across since the original Usenet days. In fact, it reminds me very much of good ol' Compuserve (there's nothing like having to pay REAL money for a subscription to curb bad behaviour).
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- wruza 10y agoTo be honest, I practically never read posts beyond titles. If there is no tldr in comments, post was not worth it anyway. It may seem funny, but it is a great mechanism to selectively widen knowledge without going into details everywhere.