Ask HN: What's the closest thing to Reddit for software developers?

by whitfieldsdad on 11/16/2023, 2:53:55 AM with 5 comments
I'm looking to learn more about different topics in the field that I work in - currently agents, microservices, breach and attack simulation, cyber threat intelligence, vulnerability management, and vulnerability intelligence - among other things, and, don't really know where to go to get better at this type of thing in a community setting.

I work alone, and, it sucks, and, I'd like to find like-minded folks who work on the same types of problems.

These days, are my options mostly HN, Slack, Discord, or, Reddit?

  • by GianFabien on 11/16/2023, 5:33:18 AM

    I find HN gives me a stream of information across a broad range of topics.

    When I want to dig deeper, I "research", i.e. lots of search engine (incl Bing) queries, reading pertinent blogs and forums. Except in the most superficial sense, I have given up being a generalist.

  • by blotato on 11/16/2023, 2:55:36 AM

    You could join an open source project in your field