Hacker Times
Hacker News set as a broadsheet, with plainer headlines and topic desks
Emerged finds new products worth a look, daily — what’s new today
Bylines, domains and vote counts are stripped before anything is scored, so a good post from an unknown writer is read on the same terms as one from a name everybody already follows.
Every tech story published in the previous UTC day becomes a candidate. Two reviewers from different vendors score all of them against the same questions, a third re-scores the top 200 and each category's top ten, and a fourth checks the leaders' claims against their cited sources. Model versions are pinned, and a human reviews borderline stories. The 27 October edition lists 124 stories at 0.55 or better, with score breakdowns, an archive and a free daily email. Submitting is free, needs a sign-in, caps at ten links a day and buys no advantage; nobody is named as running it.
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