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i subscribe to nearly all of these and can vouch for them being a welcome sight in my inbox. sure, a lot of the links are HN repeats, but some are not :)
by ultimatedelman 13y ago
i subscribe to nearly all of these and can vouch for them being a welcome sight in my inbox. sure, a lot of the links are HN repeats, but some are not :)
- petercooper 13y agoThanks! I should note HN is not a big source for us but due to the time lag involved with weekly publication (about 50% is e-mailed in), a lot of stuff ends up on HN more quickly. That said, I see at least one item a week that hits HN an hour or two after us, and occasionally stuff that even hits HN months after we covered it ;-) So it's swings and roundabouts.
- dshanahan 13y agoReally interested in your niche publishing - any blog posts or interviews about how it all got started? Would find that really fascinating. Thanks.
- e12e 13y agoIt only takes one reader to agree with you that something is interesting for it to end up on HN after all :-) I wouldn't worry about that -- most of the really interesting (hacking/programming) stuff on HN isn't time sensitive. A tutorial/intro on <lang/stack/arch/design> that's great today, will be great in a year as well.