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Ha - that'll make it easier to refer folks to the website. I hope to never need to utter - "Oh you should checkout Hacker News, go to news dot why combinator d
by munk-a 5y ago
Ha - that'll make it easier to refer folks to the website. I hope to never need to utter - "Oh you should checkout Hacker News, go to news dot why combinator dot com, I think it will be right up your alley."
- xook 5y agoThat's been my primary motivator behind "I read it online/on a forum," vs "I read it on news DOT why combinator DOT com." The other reason is that I'd prefer not to navigate the conversation toward "why I'm on a website with 'Hacker' in the name." That's a separate issue for which I am ill-equipped to discuss, given the mainstream connotation.
- lugged 5y agoI just say Reddit.
- Fogest 5y agoRealistically too, a lot of the content on Hackernews is also on Reddit. However the difference a lot of the time is the intelligence level in the comments can vastly differ. I find Hackernews is where you come for a less political, more logical set of opinions on different articles. The nerdier version of reddit.
- lugged 5y agoI just say Reddit because it's easier to explain than a site called "hacker news"
- dorgo 5y agoNormal people don't type urls. They type "hacker news" into google and click on the first result.