I find it amusing that my approach is almost the exact inverse of the OP. - If it has the word "quantum" in it, I almost always click it. I like things that ar

I find it amusing that my approach is almost the exact inverse of the OP. - If it has the word "quantum" in it, I almost always click it. I like things that are too technical for me. I really enjoy challenging scientific/ mathmatical articles, they are fascinating & humbling at the same time. - certainly click on very specific programming language links, especially languages that I don't use. I am curious, and try to expose myself to a wide range of languages. - won't read anything from certain domains, anything of questionable quality or click-baity/ tabloidy, eg. buzzfeed.com. Also, go on rants in comments about said questionable websites & how mad it makes me we are driving traffic & ad revenue to those jerks :p - will click on the latest iteration of "MLS tutorial for beginners". I AM the right audience, and am highly interested in the applications of training models. Basically I use HN to learn about things I don't know. I try to expand my horizons, and glean any useful knowledge or information I can from people way smarter and experienced than me.