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davedx 2 hours ago [-]
I hang out on various entrepreneurial Reddit subreddits, both to get an idea for what people are building, problems they are having, and occasionally post about my own pain; and also to promote my own product. Every now and then I'll lurk in subreddits that are just stuff I'm interested in too.
I've also gone back to X/Twitter quite heavily (but trying to limit usage and avoid posting in anything politics related). It's hard not to get sucked into it.
Then occasionally sites like the Guardian for general news.
harryquach 19 hours ago [-]
I have graduated to not using the internet when at all possible. Its mostly been hijacked by large corporations whose only goal is you spending as much time scrolling as possible.
jryan49 14 hours ago [-]
Over the years I've used the internet less and less, HN is one of the few places I still spend my time.
legalwarrior 7 hours ago [-]
Reddit, github, instagram, quora
Beautiful thing internet is
JohnFen 20 hours ago [-]
Would people who have "outgrown HN" even be here to read or answer your question?
Gecko4072 20 hours ago [-]
True. Updated question.
CM30 18 hours ago [-]
YouTube, Reddit, Discord, my own websites and forums, and various wikis and news sites for hobbies I'm interested in.
Generally most of the sites I use are volunteer run and operated (mostly) non-commercially, so enshittification is unlikely.
tf2 19 hours ago [-]
Tf2
NishanStepak 15 hours ago [-]
Metafilter, Reddit, LinkedIn, and my own side project.
pierreortega 15 hours ago [-]
scouti
pierreortega 15 hours ago [-]
scouti
ex-aws-dude 18 hours ago [-]
Honestly, gravitating more towards books and less internet
IMO you can only get so much out of bite-sized content, if you want real understanding you have to engage in deep long-form content
I've also gone back to X/Twitter quite heavily (but trying to limit usage and avoid posting in anything politics related). It's hard not to get sucked into it.
Then occasionally sites like the Guardian for general news.
Generally most of the sites I use are volunteer run and operated (mostly) non-commercially, so enshittification is unlikely.
IMO you can only get so much out of bite-sized content, if you want real understanding you have to engage in deep long-form content