A scrolling feed of the Wikipedia pages Hacker News keeps linking to
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Hacker News set as a broadsheet, with plainer headlines and topic desks
If terse HN titles make you skim past good stories, this front page rewrites them plainly and sorts them into desks, so the morning scan takes a minute.
Hacker Times takes the first three pages of Hacker News each hour and lays them out as a newspaper front page. The lead is the story with the most points; the rest are placed by points, comments and rank, and grouped into Technology, Software, Science, Culture and Business. Headlines and summaries are rewritten by a model, which some readers find clearer and others find samey. Every story links to its source and its HN thread, with past editions and search. It is free, and nobody is named.
A scrolling feed of the Wikipedia pages Hacker News keeps linking to
A Hacker News reader that can filter out AI stories with a trained classifier
Every title two or more HN readers have brought up since 2007
Yesterday's tech writing, scored blind by four AI reviewers
Hacker News with the AI stories filtered out
The Hacker News front page, each story turned into a short narrated explainer