Ask HN: How are you following tech blogs?

1 dnnsthnnr 3 6/20/2025, 7:20:49 AM

Hi,

I am curious on how you are following tech blogs? I personally find it a bit tedious that some are on medium, some on substack and others have their dedicated site. Do you use a service to aggregate them?

And while we are at it what blog is your favorite?

Comments (3)

01-_- · 5h ago

I think the best way to aggregate them is to use HN, I don't see another way with a community as good as the one here.

And my favorite blog is <https://chat-to.dev>

A_D_E_P_T · 4h ago

Use an RSS reader. Feedly is the best one right now. (Digg used to be great, but they shut it down...)

miyuru · 4h ago

HN, Reddit, and Mastodon

The Power of Modifiable Things (jenny-hu.com)

Half a Million Lines of Go (blog.khanacademy.org)

Mundi.ai is an open source, AI-native web GIS (github.com)

AI is going to hack Jira (thoughtfuleng.substack.com)

Iron Never Lies (kupajo.com)

Record-breaking cosmic structure discovered in galaxy cluster (phys.org)

I ported pigz from Unix to Windows (blog.kowalczyk.info)

Intent-to-infrastructure: Platform engineers break bottlenecks with AI (platformengineering.org)

Best SQL Games to Master Database Skills in 2025 (sqlnoir.com)

Klong: A Simple Array Language (t3x.org)

Show HN: Byethrow – Tree-shakable, function-based Result type for TypeScript (github.com)

'Dragon prince' dinosaur discovery 'rewrites' T.rex family tree (bbc.com)

Show HN: Cartesian vs. Sparse Merkle Trees – faster treap-based design in Go (rafaelescrich.medium.com)

Curated and published a list of 1106 global data brokers to opt out from (sentrya.net)

CuBit: A Gen­er­al-Pur­pose Oper­at­ing Sys­tem in SPARK/ Ada (blog.adacore.com)

Ford Mustang E-Bike (ford-bikes.com)

Choosing a License for GoatCounter (2020) (arp242.net)

A non-invasive AI decoder can reconstruct the gist of what you're thinking (siliconrepublic.com)

Understanding and Managing Requests in Copilot (docs.github.com)

Making the Most of 1:1 Meetings with Your Boss (spectrum.ieee.org)

Why Long Bonds Are Falling Out of Favor (bloomberg.com)

BBC threatens AI firm with legal action over unauthorised content use (bbc.co.uk)

DuckDB: Hive Partitioning (duckdb.org)

Hegel's Master-Slave Dialectic Explained (thecollector.com)

The Man Who Was Thursday (1908) (standardebooks.org)

Ecodesign for Smartphones: Two Steps Forward, One Step Back (ifixit.com)

Qwen3 Implemented from Scratch (github.com)

Nuke Map (nuclearsecrecy.com)

Lessons from 9 More Years of Tricky Bugs (henrikwarne.com)

UI, Pure and Simple (By Christian Johansen) [video] (youtube.com)

Street photos of every building in New York in 1939/1940 (1940s.nyc)

Show HN: Coast FIRE Calculator – Find out if you can stop saving for retirement (coast-fire-calculator.com)

Telegram founder Durov says his 100 children will receive share of his estate (cnn.com)

Firefly Aerospace aims to deploy first commercial lunar imaging service (spaceflightnow.com)

US now requires public social media profiles from student visa applicants (cnn.com)

WhatsApp won't roll out ads in EU until 2026 (politico.eu)

Interpreting Agent Behaviors in RL-Based Cyber-Battle Simulation Platforms (arxiv.org)

Are You a $300k Writer? (nymag.com)

We may finally know how Tylenol works – and it's not how we thought (livescience.com)

Scientists Detect Light Passing Through a Human Head in Medical First (thedebrief.org)

Makefile Style Guide (clarkgrubb.com)

Ask HN: Is quantum measurement just reading a particle's story?

Tiptap has open-sourced a bunch of its pro extensions

Show HN: 20 years of data engineering experience compiled into a toolkit (ssp.sh)

Remote Heart Rate Measurement via Deep Learning (bioengineer.org)

Meta AI model can reproduce almost half of Harry Potter book (arstechnica.com)

How to trust an agent with software delivery [video] (youtube.com)

The Future of Weather Forecasting Is Hyperlocal (wsj.com)

Video was created by the app that makes such videos to sell the app which (youtube.com)

Audi Isn't Abandoning Gas Engines for EVs by 2033 as It Planned (caranddriver.com)

Ask HN: How are you following tech blogs?

Comments (3)

CuBit: A General-Purpose Operating System in SPARK/ Ada (blog.adacore.com)