Ask HN: What are some other general link aggregators aside from HN?
I know of lobsters, reddit, and metafilter.
Oh, I also run https://rubyflow.com/ which is a MetaFilter-style linklog for the Ruby community, and somehow gets a fair few posts each day.
The types of posts look like it has greatly changed over the years. I'm curious as to why I was downvoted. I understand why the other person was downvoted ("literal cancer"). Oh well.
https://boingboing.net/2021/09/19/clean-up-your-storage-on-y...
Also who doesn’t know someone with cancer? 1 in 3 dies of it. Except for kids dying of brain cancer I don’t see what’s especially horrendous about it. As a matter of fact I’d much rather die of cancer than a brain aneurysm. Give me time to set my things in order?
... and for the record, per the OP's request, these are examples of news aggregation sites, not necessarily recommendations.
It's created by me. I enjoy the read view on Unfeeder for long articles. I don't longer use or need a feed reader since I created it.
Are you behind the project? I think I spotted a bug:
After hiding the "Popular" links, saving and returning, the "CUSTOMIZE POPURLS" button stops being clickable.
I can keep customizing it with the back button, though, so not a big deal... Anyway, I'm liking it, thanks!
I wonder if this is by the same guy... its literally identical and you could customize without an account...
(and others from the Browserling folks)
Pouring out a sip of my iced coffee for some old memories...
Think of it like Twitter but with chat rooms instead async comments.
There's no voting and the focus is on science, tech, engineering, markets, hobbies, and culture.
> This makes them an interesting structure to share ones' interests and explore and learn more about topics one isn't too familiar with.
On the other hand, why does this question is asked so often? I see it once a month, probably.