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HN is like what Reddit used to be. Heavy emphasis on news, technology. Usually some interesting debate in the comments when they were added. Found some screens
by meowkit 4y ago
HN is like what Reddit used to be. Heavy emphasis on news, technology. Usually some interesting debate in the comments when they were added.
Found some screenshots from the early years:
https://www.reddit.com/r/historyofreddit/comments/q1zks/reddit_back_on_july_1st_2005_from_kn0things_flickr/ https://www.reddit.com/r/historyofreddit/comments/q1zks/redd...
- hot_gril 4y agoThat's what I expected. It used to be niche.
- webmobdev 4y agoIt still is - it has just moved to the sub-reddit's now.
- sgarland 4y agoThe only niche tech subreddit I know of that's anywhere near the level of discourse on HN is r/zfs, and even then, it's mostly people asking for help because they broke their zpool; it's just that the answers are often quite detailed in their explanation. r/sysadmin is Windows-centric but isn't awful in terms of depth of knowledge. r/kubernetes is mostly blog spam and "can you troubleshoot <problem I've put zero effort into solving> for me," and r/devops is mostly "how do I get a job in devops."