hcker.news
A Hacker News reader that can filter out AI stories with a trained classifier
Emerged finds new products worth a look, daily — what’s new today
For readers tired of AI dominating the front page, it restores the rest of Hacker News without asking them to change where they read the comments.
unslop.news mirrors the Hacker News front page in HN's own design but removes submissions about AI; on a typical pass about half the stories survive. Rankings, points and comment counts carry over, and every discussion link goes back to the original thread. It is free, needs no account, and the code is open on GitHub. The author built it with AI tools on purpose, which drew most of the conversation, and some readers note it also drops legitimate frontier-tech posts.
More like this
Wikihack
A scrolling feed of the Wikipedia pages Hacker News keeps linking to
Hacker Times
Hacker News set as a broadsheet, with plainer headlines and topic desks
HN.watch
The Hacker News front page, each story turned into a short narrated explainer
Rubric
Yesterday's tech writing, scored blind by four AI reviewers
HackerBooks
Every title two or more HN readers have brought up since 2007