Ask HN: Which subreddits do you follow?

Hmm...

With the amount of time I am on reddit, I find myself in /r/all a lot of the time as I am addicted to information - so I am not a good example. Though I do use RES to filter out /r/ and words I am not interested in or I find offensive.

I also mod on an /r/ or two - but they have nothing to do with HN.

Not technology related, but /r/listentothis is a great way to find new music with a fairly eclectic mix. For gaming related news and discussion, /r/games is a good alternative to the image macro flooded /r/gaming.

Mostly a mix of art/music subreddits, and /r/programming, /r/php, /r/AskScience, and /r/DepthHub on my iPhone. AlienBlue is a really nice app.

/r/programming

/r/malefashionadvice

/r/design

/r/designthought (little discussion but good links)

/r/truereddit

/r/science

/r/scifi

/r/python, r/linux, r/programming, r/askreddit, r/askscience

/r/technology /r/Science /r/todayIlearned /r/pics

/r/sysadmin /r/minecraft

/r/programming /r/python

/r/javascript

In order of frequency of new posts (popularity\number of active subredditors):

/r/wallpaper

/r/wallpapers

/r/linux

/r/raspberrypi

/r/commandline

/r/perl

/r/bash

/r/debian

/r/solaris

/r/openbox

/r/machinelearning

/r/metal

/r/semanticweb

/r/programming

/r/csbooks

/r/compsci

/r/seduction

/r/doctorwho

/r/guns

/r/libertarian

/r/economics

/r/mathbooks

and a few others that I check in on from time to time.

/r/programming

/r/netsec

/r/gaming

/r/askreddit

/r/starcraft

/r/programming

/r/technology

/r/science

/r/GetMotivated

/r/funny

/r/AskReddit