Ask HN: Hacker News-like forums for other fields?

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I find myself learning a lot more about e.g. problems in software engineering "in the large" than I otherwise would because HN is such a nice experience overall. But I'm keen to learn more about e.g. logistics from the same kind of practical atmosphere where links are timely, knowledgeable and relevant, and commenters are intelligent and often experienced.

What do e.g. air cargo in passenger planes people congregate? Or warehouse people?

Agreed, would love to find or create the internet’s canteen of unusual shipping lore.
For UI/UX and other design topics there's the very active https://www.designernews.co.

There's datatau.net for data science, but it's not very active. Has great potential but I think the mod(s) have been very quick to shadowban users for posting anything remotely commercial. So now it's just the same few people posting Medium and TowardsDataScience articles. I hope it can be revitalized or someone else makes a better HN clone.

For a website dedicated to UI/UX, it's quite atrocious.
For blackhat seo the site below is interesting to poke through every once in a while. I would highly recommend never using any tactic posted, but interesting to see people trying to game google's algorithms. A good chunk of it is mildly technical but understandable by most.

https://www.blackhatworld.com/

Just launched a (very) new generalist instance of Lemmy, a federated and decentralized alternative to Reddit/HN, on https://dixeet.com.

It's not about a specific field, but you can create your own community and it was just born so you can shape it and contribute as you feel.