Where do you regularly discover interesting links on internet?

Question

I recently came across websites like special.fish and gossipsweb.net, do HN users have different sources?

priyanshuraj · Accepted Answer

There is this orange outdated looking site where nerds hang out that I like - https://news.ycombinator.com/

SeriousM · Answer

Actually only hackernews because the community here is well educated and is interested in commenting and discuss on a higher level.

m-p-3 · Answer

https://skimfeed.com/And everything else is just an amalgamation of all the RSS feeds I follow, and some subreddits I'm subscribed to.

nikivi · Answer

https://wiki.nikitavoloboev.xyz/research/staying-on-top-of-t...

benzguo · Answer

I made this space to share cool links with friends: https://tray.club/ (inspired by communities like special.fish). Not the best place for link discovery yet, but I like sharing an evergreen bundle of links and notes with friends this way :)

mrspeaker · Answer

I have https://wiby.org/ set as my homepage... when I need to, I hit "surprise me" and it always does!

gkbrk · Answer

I like using https://news.ycombinator.com

aminebaloo · Answer

Hackernews and reddit.

avinassh · Answer

Reddit, especially InternetIsBeautiful[0] subreddit.[0] - https://www.reddit.com/r/InternetIsBeautiful/

endori97 · Answer

High quality creators have largely abandoned text/open-web in favor of video, ergo YouTube channels for interesting stuff.

dban · Answer

ML News: https://mln.dev/

gecko_ · Answer

Mainly hackernews, for great hardware related projects hackaday.com.

from · Answer

Subscribe to high impact factor journals in various fields (Nature, Nature Reviews ____, Journal of Finance, etc) and try to understand everything you can.

kranner · Answer

Twitter.

i_am_cam · Answer

Lobsters[1] is a good alternative to HN.[1] https://lobste.rs/

Akcium · Answer

On hacker news!

redflame8 · Answer

Thedonald.win Go learn what the other side thinks. Find common ground