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Someone should do something like this for hackers interested in math...or does such a site already exist?
by jgg 16y ago
Someone should do something like this for hackers interested in math...or does such a site already exist?
- cj 16y agoA lot of math is related to computer science, and thus would be perfectly suitable for Hacker News (but obviously in less concentration). How about splitting HN into categories, while still having a main page that displays articles from all categories? It'll never happen, but we can always ask.
- fgimenez 16y agoSounds almost exactly like Reddit.
- jgg 16y agoEven just a simple tagging system would suffice. One to two tags attached to the submitted link would be great. One could use Reddit for this, but I prefer the average comment/article on Hacker News to the average comment/article on Reddit. (:
- petercooper 16y agoI agree. While I like Reddit, I think they've missed a trick by not just using tags. It'd much rather see all posts in the Reddit ecosystem tagged "Ruby" than just those that were directly submitted to the Ruby subreddit, for example. That's a bit like Delicious, though, I guess.. just with commenting ;-)
- jgg 16y agoI guess the only problem there is that it makes it harder for one community focused on a certain topic to "branch" to another when things get rough, whereas now you can just start "/r/ruby_two" or whatever if /r/ruby makes you mad. It's definitely a trade-off, but I think Hacker News is still high-quality enough that tagging would work.
- armandososa 16y agoWouldn't that be Reddit?
- Rust 16y agoAt the risk of over-tooting, categories and control over which are displayed on which pages are features that will be in Noostr in the next week or two. Sub-domains are also slated for a future version - probably 0.9.
- NaN 16y agoThere's http://www.mathoverflow.net http://www.mathoverflow.net -- I can't vouch for whether it's good or not, as my math sucks, but it seems like it might be useful and I stumbled across it on a usually reliable site.