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I find it interesting seeing the comparison between a post on lobste.rs to a post on hackernews. I kind of like lobste.rs more than hackernews, since it's more
by alphonse23 12y ago
I find it interesting seeing the comparison between a post on lobste.rs to a post on hackernews. I kind of like lobste.rs more than hackernews, since it's more programmer-centric. But Obviously hackernews gets a lot more traffic so there's always some interesting comments to be gained -- I didn't know the original author of that blog article was Larry Wall's son, and I also didn't know there were already similar implementations in F# (makes me want to check out F#) and coq.
Maybe it would be fruitful to re-post the best articles on lobste.rs on to hackernews -- for the comment/information gain....
- mattgreenrocks 12y agoHN tends towards pop programming more. There's nothing wrong with that...per se. But pop programming tends to be more flavor-of-the-month/bikeshedding oriented, so there's more to wade through. I'm worried lobste.rs will end up the same way.