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I've gotten so, so much out of the archives in the /r/cscareerquestions. It's mostly cultural stuff, but I've learned a lot from there and /r/sysadmin. When I
by rev_bird 11y ago
I've gotten so, so much out of the archives in the /r/cscareerquestions. It's mostly cultural stuff, but I've learned a lot from there and /r/sysadmin.
When I went to Reddit without logging in (and saw the content of the standard subreddits), I was SHOCKED at how stupid it was. I frequent a bunch of smaller, focused subreddits and really enjoy it... most of the time. I have to say, I've never been scared to voice an opinion on HN like I have been on Reddit. This is a much more civil place, especially when I'm wrong about something.
- c0wb0yc0d3r 11y agoI feel the same way, I actually created a second Reddit account. One for all the cat memes which I'll typically only look at when I want to lazily pass some time. And the other that actually gives me food for thought so to speak. That being said, commenting on HN is a much nicer experience.