Ask HN: What websites do you visit every day?
I've only recently discovered HN and absolutely love the community. I stumbled across it from a comment over on Ars Technica and it got me thinking: what other sites may I be missing out on?
People on here and Ars resonate with me, so I figure ask and see if there are others that might interest to me or other members of the community.
I'll start. I religiously check these sites, in this order, maybe 4-5 times a day:
1. Sydney Morning Herald (smh.com.au)
2. news.com.au
3. Ars Technica (arstechnica.com)
4. Hacker News (here)
5. Politico (politico.com)
6. Fox News (foxnews.com)
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[ 3.2 ms ] story [ 64.5 ms ] thread1. reddit.com/r/reddevils [For all things Manchester United]
2. substack : I try to write on a regular basis and this is also a place where I subscribe to newsletters. Some of my reading happens here.
3. nytimes : I have not been on this frequently. A break from news :)
4. hackernews : Out of habit almost.
2. news.google.com
3. lichess.org (mostly for doing some puzzles)
4. globo.com
news.google.com
Facebook
ncangler.com
https://waterdata.usgs.gov/nwis/uv?site_no=02097314
wral.com/weather
Youtube
http://phins.com/phins-news.php
There are others that I check "frequently" but not necessarily "every day" including lwn.net, various sub-reddits (/r/machinelearning, /r/semanticweb, /r/artificial, etc.), various stack exchange sites, etc.
HN
News.google.com
Linkedin.com
youtube.com
highscalability.com (weekly)
https://finshots.in/archive/ (mostly indian news though)
gmail., live.com (duh)
dev.to
stackoverflow (not that i have to , but i end up visiting anyways)
medium (i have cut down my usage a lot)
http://aws.amazon.com/new
and many many more!!!
and many many more!
- Hacker News
- Jira (except weekends)
- Edabit (leetcode practice)
- YouTube (for videos and music listening)
- LinkedIn (job boards)
mmafighting.com
dailymail
reddit.com/r/cosnow
-Reddit (For tech news from niche subreddits)
-Twitter (For the political controversy of the day)
-Hacker News (for more tech news)
-Mastodon (Instance not important / more tech news usually)
-Google News (For a overview of all news items)
Professional:
-LinkedIn (For networking and industry updates)
-Salesforce (For sales and support of customers)
-Atlassian Suite (For visibility of everything in the company)
Media:
-YouTube: For Tech Hobbyist stuff.
-Archive.org: For unique entertainment.
Mine (Not including work-related apps or Gmail)
* Hacker News (news.ycombinator.com)
* Reddit (old.reddit.com)
* NY Times (nytimes.com)
* Polygon PC games (polygon.com/pc)
* ProductHunt (producthunt.com)
* Wired (wired.com)
* Behance (behance.net)
* Dribbble (dribbble.com)
1. Hacker news (via RSS)
2. Washington Post
3. Ars Technica (via RSS)
4. Fox News
5. Various law & technology blogs & twitter feeds (via RSS)
6. Bluesnews.com
https://text.npr.org https://lite.cnn.com/en
Techmeme
NewsBlur for RSS feeds (newsblur.com)
Email - fastmail.com, hey.com, purelymail.com
R coding - https://www.r-bloggers.com
COVID related: vaccine tracker (https://ourworldindata.org/covid-vaccinations), Apple's mobility tracker (https://covid19.apple.com/mobility)
nytimes.com
Endpts for biotech news (https://endpts.com/news/)
Nature (https://www.nature.com)
Science (https://science.sciencemag.org)
ZeroHedge
WallStreetOasis
Axios
ChessTempo / LiChess
If it's weekly, the list would include some subreddits on Reddit (I like /r/ArtisanVideos), a local newspaper aggregator, our local Covid-19 official news, and some social media site.
I do check some other sites of projects that I like and support such as FreeBSD, Debian, PostgreSQL, Clojure, ... or very local businesses that I support (local bakery, local foodshop, ...) on a monthly basis.