AstonJ
Where do you get your tech/dev news?
I really like our #general-developer-forum:in-the-news section and am wondering whether we could automate some of the cross-posting of the more mainstream tech/dev news (probably go into a moderated section first then ‘approved’ if a good fit). So I’m wondering, where do you get your tech/dev news usually?
I generally get mine from forums like this or the tech section of The BBC website 
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joargp
Lobste.rs is also good
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brentjanderson
Biggest sources for me:
- Hacker News (Generally whatever’s in the top 10)
- Daring Fireball
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almokhtar
devtalk news
reddit
dev.to
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