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Less the Apple stories, it's certainly not "harder" news than we have today. 2. "I'm addicted to YC News" 23. "Worst Company Names" 24. "How to Kung-Fu B
by alexgartrell 16y ago
Less the Apple stories, it's certainly not "harder" news than we have today.
2. "I'm addicted to YC News"
23. "Worst Company Names"
24. "How to Kung-Fu Battle with investors"
FWIW, I've seen no discernible drop in quality since I registered here about a year ago.
- chaostheory 16y ago> FWIW, I've seen no discernible drop in quality since I registered here about a year ago. It already changed by the time you joined. News.yc used to be primarily about subjects that interested entrepreneurial programmers. It still is to a degree but now it's mainly another variant of Slashdot.
- alexgartrell 16y agoI don't disagree that the entrepreneurship has taken a backseat. It just never bothered me, because I'm not an entrepreneur. HN has changed, absolutely, but that doesn't make it any worse than it was.
- chaostheory 16y agoLike I said, the changes were already in effect when you first joined so I'm not surprised that you feel that way. I think this discussion is more relevant for users that have been here for at least 3 years.
- tptacek 16y agoA search on Slashdot for "lean startup" returns zero relevant results. Maybe Slashdot's search is just busted, but I suspect your comparison is a tad hyperbolic.
- chaostheory 16y agofine - it's more reddit 2006. better?
- chaostheory 16y agoa search on slashdot for "startup" yields a lot of results =)
- ShardPhoenix 16y agoI went to Slashdot recently and there were a bunch of upvoted posts defending the Enterprise Robustness of JavaEE and sneering at those Ruby-using fools, so I'd say HN is (fortuantely) not quite Slashdot.