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Ask HN: HN for DIY'ers? Is there such a thing?
I was wondering if anyone here knew of a "feed" type site like HN that was for DIY-related topics.
I love building stuff and learning about building stuff. Would be cool to see something like this platform, but all about fun DIY projects.
The Instructables home page is pretty cool, but not quite what I was looking for.
- levifig 11y agoAs someone who has recently gotten super interested in soldering and other DIY matters, I would too love to have a central hub for news and relevant stuff in this subject… :)
- aepearson 11y agoSounds like a project in the making.
- ciscoriordan 11y agohttp://reddit.com/r/DIY http://reddit.com/r/DIY
- learning123 11y agoYou might want to check out hometalk.com - thousands of DIY ideas and projects, with lots of community interaction.
- long 11y agohackaday.com (not exactly the same because you can't submit links yourself but lively comments threads and forums)
- brudgers 11y agoSome fraction of HN users are professionals in the primary fields it covers. By definition DIY'ers are not professionals.
- mobiplayer 11y agoThe problem is that places like HN perverted the term "Hacker" by making it a synonym of developer/coder, which in previous meanings covered what you call "DIY'ers". Everybody around here calls himself a hacker, when in the past it was more an achievement than just a job you can choose.
- aepearson 11y agoTrue story, haha. I also remember used to be that "Hacker" in the programming context was looked down upon. Meaning, you had no idea what you were doing (you were a "hack") or you were up to no good (black hat).