Ask HN: What's a RSS feed you would recommend?

3 jtwoodhouse 4 6/28/2025, 6:42:33 PM

I'm becoming an acolyte of this classic tech. It's a fantastic way to bridge the internet with the simple life.

That said, it can be tricky to find RSS feeds with any consistent methods. I'm curious if there are some go-to feeds or archives out there.

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mindcrime · 4h ago

Well, every subreddit is an RSS feed (ex: http://reddit.com/r/artificial/.rss) so if you have a favorite sub or two, you can follow those in an RSS reader.

Likewise, there is the HN RSS feed: http://news.ycombinator.com/bigrss

Also, all arXiv categories have RSS feeds associated with them: https://rss.arxiv.org/rss/cs

and you can also do individual subject classes within a topic:

https://rss.arxiv.org/rss/cs.LG

But of course if you're asking about my favorite feeds, I guess I'd have to say "my own". :-)

http://philliprhodes.name/roller/blog/feed/entries/atom

https://www.fogbeam.com/blog/fogbeam/feed/entries/atom

toomuchtodo · 4h ago

Bluesky also:

Bluesky has launched RSS feeds

https://openrss.org/blog/bluesky-has-launched-rss-feeds - January 15, 2024

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39007756 - January 2024

This is cool and fun because you can use Bluesky as RSS PubSub infra. You simply post as a user and clients can consume via RSS, you rely on Bluesky's PDS or host your own, etc.

DamonHD · 3h ago

Also, all Mastodon users' posts appear in their RSS feed.

DamonHD · 4h ago

Arguably the #Junited2005 thing this month has been about finding good blogs etc; most seem to have RSS.

Eg see: https://mastodon.social/tags/Junited2025

Torvalds Drops Bcachefs Support After Clash (news.itsfoss.com)

Why a Simple Button Press Can Crash Your FPGA System (and How to Fix It) (siliscale.substack.com)

Experimental X11 Compatibility Layer (github.com)

OpenAI Partnership Puts Conversational AI in Mattel Toys (pymnts.com)

Accuracy of Apple Watch calorie counts (empirical.health)

Solving `UK Passport Application` with Haskell (jameshaydon.github.io)

A reverse-delta backup strategy – obvious idea or bad idea?

How to Train Your GPT Wrapper (blog.sshh.io)

There's not a shred of evidence on the internet that this band has ever existed (musicradar.com)

App51 vs. Bolt, Replit, Rork and A0 (app51.ai)

Supreme Court Greenlights Online Digital ID Checks (reclaimthenet.org)

Sysadmin.ca – Free tools and policies for system administrators (sysadmin.ca)

Crewless ship is defending Denmark's and NATO's waters (euronews.com)

How to Surf the Web in 2025, and Why You Should (raptitude.com)

Automatic build number incrementing in Xcode (blog.gingerbeardman.com)

Taiwan Looks to New Sea-Drone Tech to Repel China (wsj.com)

Archive Postgres Partitions to Iceberg (crunchydata.com)

What went wrong with our happiness (medium.com)

In the Age of AI, Is Code Literacy Your Superpower? (pmbanugo.me)

The Death of the Middle-Class Musician (thewalrus.ca)

Banausos (en.wikipedia.org)

Swiss cocaine so cheap and widely used they're considering legalising it (telegraph.co.uk)

Show HN: Build Discord bots, earn prizes (18 and under) (converge.hackclub.com)

White-Label AI Platform for SMB (parallellabs.app)

Exploring Trichromacy through Maxwell's Color Experiment (2023) (maxwell.kohterai.com)

AI Knows Us Too Well (nautil.us)

Group of investors represented by YouTuber Perifractic buys Commodore (amiga-news.de)

Ask HN: How do you decide what to ship each week as a solo founder?

Removing race as a risk factor for cardiovascular disease (peterattiamd.com)

So Much Better for Beginners Than Tmux (howtogeek.com)

KDE nears full Wayland session restore in Plasma 6.5 (neowin.net)

Coronary atherosclerosis is a silent killer, but we have tools to stop it (peterattiamd.com)

Meteorologists are losing a vital tool for forecasting hurricanes (abcnews.go.com)

The Orakle Manifesto: Why Your AI Apps (Should) Belong to You (medium.com)

Graduating soon and want to join a startup

Asteroid 2024 YR4 could shower Earth with meteors if it hits the moon in 2032 (livescience.com)

Schizophrenia Is the Price We Pay for Minds Poised Near the Edge of a Cliff (psychiatrymargins.com)

OpenAI Agents SDK (TS): voice and multi-agent framework, MIT-licensed (github.com)

World’s First autonomous delivery of a car [video] (youtube.com)

Invisible Asymptotes (eugenewei.com)

China 'planned car collision' during Taiwan vice-president's visit to Prague (theguardian.com)

Ultra: Universal Grammar as a Universal Parser (frontiersin.org)

PaperCheck (papercheck.ai)

Show HN: An on-chain memory layer for X (neverdeletingthis.app)

A Medical-History Museum Contends with Its Collection of Human Remains (newyorker.com)

Show HN: Webshell – A Simple Terminal on Browser written in go (github.com)

Why Gleam Wins over F# (peakd.com)

UBS reports a data leak after a cyber attack on a provider (cnn.com)

Hampsterdance: The twisted true story of one of the first memes (cbc.ca)

MCP Tools Cookbook (github.com)

Ask HN: What's a RSS feed you would recommend?

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