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Same. I use hckrnews.com to have an up-to-date list of recent topics discussed on HN, quickly skim it for headlines that stand out, but mostly focusing on highl
by jvzr 9y ago
Same. I use hckrnews.com to have an up-to-date list of recent topics discussed on HN, quickly skim it for headlines that stand out, but mostly focusing on highly-commented posts (50+ when in the morning, 20+ later on in the day), and I read comments first.
- sbmthakur 9y agohckrnews.com looks cool. Thanks for sharing.
- piva00 9y agoNormally I don't do this but: third here, didn't expect it to be so common. Probably the difference for me is that I live in Europe so I tend to catch up to a bunch of posts from the evening/night in the US during my morning coffee and then open hckrnews.com again by the end of the afternoon when some new posts begin to crop up. I'll read the articles with interesting headlines but always jump to the comments first, some articles that I really think could help me in the future (or deserve further reading or research) I will save to my todo-list or in my Pocket account and then set a reminder to re-read/research in a given day when I'm free.
- galfarragem 9y agoI would also add: http://www.daemonology.net/hn-daily/ http://www.daemonology.net/hn-daily/ (HN daily top 10 links archived since 2010) https://hnews.xyz/ https://hnews.xyz/ (HN with thumbnails -> deeper HN skimming)
- tebugst 9y agoWoow. I too do the same. But I browse only 1st page in morning (30+) and later I went thr' other pages.