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Ask HN: What mailing lists do you subscribe to?

• zwieback 12y ago
  - stackoverflow - my kids' school's listserv - Alexis Madrigal 5 things everything else is RSS
• Errorcod3 12y ago
  https://www.schneier.com/crypto-gram-sub.html https://www.schneier.com/crypto-gram-sub.html http://www.homelandsecuritynewswire.com/topics/cybersecurity http://www.homelandsecuritynewswire.com/topics/cybersecurity http://www.sans.org/newsletters/ http://www.sans.org/newsletters/
• a_bonobo 12y ago
  The Ryan Holiday Reading Recommendation Email (lots of biography/non-fiction books) http://www.ryanholiday.net/reading-newsletter/ http://www.ryanholiday.net/reading-newsletter/ Golang Weekly Newsletter http://www.golangweekly.com/ http://www.golangweekly.com/
• steanne 12y ago
  lurking on my local linux users group. shroud of the avatar updates. everything else is rss.
• marsvskittens 12y ago
  Fewer than I thought: - http://www.edge.org http://www.edge.org for long emails about interesting topics. - A few Stack Exchange weekly newsletters (stackoverflow, programmers, workplace, superuser, stats, data science). The signal to noise ratio can be pretty low but they're easy to skim through. - Local tech / machine learning groups. - This week in swing NYC (http://thisweekinswingnyc.wordpress.com/ http://thisweekinswingnyc.wordpress.com/). I used to get a lot more through rss until Google killed its reader. After halfheartedly looking for alternatives, I decided it wasn't worth it and simply gave up.
• mrlase 12y ago
  Really just some listservs for school organizations/information. When I was actively doing virology research, I subscribed to ProMed to keep up to date with disease outbreaks, but that was pretty niche specific. I usually don't like my inbox being hit by mailing lists, too much noise.