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Ask HN: What are your daily must-read sites?
As Hacker/Developer or designer interest, beside HN of course ;)
- volandovengo 14y agoFor me: NYTimes, Techmeme and Hacker News
- rodolphoarruda 14y agoI like Microsoft's Channel9 website
- nathanpc 14y agoI come to Hacker News just for the opinion articles that people post. I also love to read The Verge.
- Mooby 14y agoHacker News, through RSS feeds. Wikipedia is always fun to browse. I used to browse slashdot but once the shill epidemic kicked in, it started to become a complete waste of time.
- Zaheer 14y agoI used to keep up with tens of blogs and sites via RSS, as I got busier it became obvious I couldn't possibly keep up with all of them. Now HN & NYTimes is the only place I visit and occasionally Lifehacker. HN filters out most of what I don't care about.
- atc 14y agoReddit, HN, /. and if I am still unsatisfied I check Pocket or my myriad of RSS feeds in Google Reader from which blogs like Jeff Atwood et al
- smithworx 14y agoHacker news, GitHub (new and trending projects), AngelList, Twitter, Dribbble, and sometimes Facebook.
- hayksaakian 14y agoHN and various tech sites I follow on Twitter. Also reddit.
- rfurlong 14y agoHN, Pinboard popular and recent, New York Times, Reddit
- jeffjose 14y agoI went over to Pinterest and took a look at the popular and found nothing worth looking EVERY DAY. That's when I realized you said PinBOARD and not PinTEREST.
- tvbuzz 14y agohttp://highscalability.com/ http://highscalability.com/
- quorn3000 14y agoJames Gurney's blog Gurney Journey http://gurneyjourney.blogspot.co.uk/ http://gurneyjourney.blogspot.co.uk/. StackOverflow newest C++/Python questions Reddit Seth Godin Google Reader xkcd
- GotAnyMegadeth 14y ago+1 for xkcd I often end up re-reading old comics when there aren't any new ones.
- draq 14y agoThe Economist
- 6a68 14y agoHN, Techmeme, Twitter. My Twitter feed is mostly pointers to tech/design articles.
- dylanhassinger 14y agoTMZ
- eurekin 14y agoDzone http://www.dzone.com http://www.dzone.com
- gtani 14y agoIf i'm researching something: HNsearch.com, Topsy.com, pinboard.com, stackoverflow.com, getprismatic.com, subreddits for specific topics. Sometimes, delicious.com, which i used to go every day. subject matter specialists on twitter, ______________ If i'm not researching something: I open chrome and firefox pages to manage extensiosn/addons and those are the only pages i let myself open (my version of no-procrast)
- faramarz 14y agohttp://www.contemporist.com http://www.contemporist.com Daily routine because of my obsession with architecture, home design and styles. http://www.reddit.com/r/ArtisanVideos/ http://www.reddit.com/r/ArtisanVideos/ Hours and Hours of video on how things are built, by hand. I'm utterly fascinated by the craft of building tangible objects with your hands. http://wireframes.linowski.ca http://wireframes.linowski.ca A legend in the Interaction Design field http://sidebar.io/ http://sidebar.io/ ..and most recently, I enjoy getting my design related digest from Sacha Greif & Co.
- sgdesign 14y agoThanks for mentioning Sidebar! By the way, the HN crowd might be interested to know Sidebar is built with Meteor (on top of Telescope actually: http://telesc.pe http://telesc.pe).
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- tferris 14y agoSidebar loads very slow and the ajax spinner doesnt stop spinning. Mind sharing how it was build and where it is hosted?
- sgdesign 14y agoYeah, sorry about that, that happens sometimes. It's built with Meteor and hosted on EC2.
- a_macgregor 14y agoInteresting what has been your experience with meteor so far? are you enjoying the framework ?
- incision 14y agoI don't have particular must-read sites so much as collection of sites with potentially interesting material set up in Pulse which I scan through twice a day or so. I end up reading stuff from HN [1], The Verge [2], Wired[3], A VC[4], VentureBeat[5], AllThingsD[6], Technology Review [7] and Ars Technica [8] most often. They aren't strictly digital related, but I get a lot out of Archinect [9] and core77 [10] for design interest. 1: http://news.ycombinator.com/newest http://news.ycombinator.com/newest, 2: http://www.theverge.com/ http://www.theverge.com/, 3: http://www.wired.com/ http://www.wired.com/, 4: http://www.avc.com/ http://www.avc.com/, 5: http://venturebeat.com/ http://venturebeat.com/, 6: http://allthingsd.com/ http://allthingsd.com/, 7: http://www.technologyreview.com/ http://www.technologyreview.com/, 8: http://arstechnica.com/ http://arstechnica.com/, 9: http://archinect.com/ http://archinect.com/, 10: http://core77.com/ http://core77.com/
- brador 14y agoI got tired of visiting each site individually so I built http://skimfeed.com http://skimfeed.com
- Meltdown 14y agoHN, TC, GigaOm and theRegister
- tedyoung 14y agoI use Prismatic (http://getprismatic.com http://getprismatic.com) which gives me more than enough to read on a daily basis. I also use Zite on my iPad (because Prismatic doesn't have an iPad app -- yet?).
- dccoolgai 14y agoO'reilly radar - 4 daily links is what I read when I don't even have time for HN. If it's one of the things I really care about, it usually ends up on there. http://radar.oreilly.com/ http://radar.oreilly.com/
- foomoo 14y agoPrismatic for personalized articles [1] and the amazing HackerWeb for iOS [2] for a fix on the go. 1: http://getprismatic.com/ http://getprismatic.com/ 2: http://hackerwebapp.com/ http://hackerwebapp.com/
- jango 14y agohttp://hckrnews.com http://hckrnews.com (my preferred interface to Hacker News)
- petercooper 14y agoReddit, for starters. There are a lot of great sub-Reddits you can subscribe to and you can remove a lot of the pointless default ones (/r/atheism, /r/politics, /r/aww, etc.) so you end up with a feed that really suits you. http://inbound.org/ http://inbound.org/ is basically HN for people also interested in online marketing, SEO, etc - lots of great practical stuff ends up on there that never makes HN.
- dmgrow 14y agoThanks for mentioning inbound -- hadn't seen that one before and looks good for SEO/marketing/etc. Are there other similar HN-type sites that are business-oriented?
- jcolman 14y agohttp://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/ http://andrewsullivan.thedailybeast.com/ Andrew Sullivan: balanced political commentary from a British conservative living in America and who voted for Obama.
- morjanoff 14y agoI use Flipboard to aggregate the best stories from several sources. They have a heap of design feeds already listed as well as business, tech and HN in there too. Best part is its easy to flick quickly through headlines, share what you want and also save to instapaper for later.
- tbrooks 14y agonews.yc Drudge Report Reddit
- yogrish 14y ago1. Quora - To participate in discussions and learn new things 2. http://zenhabits.net http://zenhabits.net - Minimalism and Better habits 3. Reddit/r/Science 4. Techcrunch, GigaOm, Engadget - Tech Trends 5. Fubiz.net - For daily dose of inspirations
- mathewparet 14y agohttp://news.ycombinator.com/newest http://news.ycombinator.com/newest http://www.wired.com/ http://www.wired.com/
- bonchibuji 14y agoIn no particular order http://www.news.ycombinator.com http://www.news.ycombinator.com http://www.economist.com http://www.economist.com http://thedailywtf.com/ http://thedailywtf.com/ Reddit - todayilearned, science, politics, askreddit http://www.foreignpolicy.com/ http://www.foreignpolicy.com/
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- countessa 14y agoMostly, BBC
- mmq 14y agoToo many websites to visit each time, I read from this small toy feed reader : http://bit.ly/10SNaFJ http://bit.ly/10SNaFJ