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It turns a habit — screenshotting book titles out of comment threads — into a searchable index of 16,500 titles, each linked back to the people who argued for it.
Hacker Books reads the public Hacker News archive for book titles and keeps the ones at least two different commenters have raised since 2007 — roughly 16,500. Each entry links back to the original comments, so you can read the case someone made before buying. Metadata comes from Open Library, and the full set downloads as a CSV. There are all-time, rising and trending views, a For You page and keyboard navigation. Buy links are affiliate links, disclosed on the page. It is not open source, and the maker says Claude wrote most of the pipeline and the site.
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