9 stories tagged tech-culture, newest first.
727 points by Brajeshwar | 436 comments
A blog post by Jim Nielsen reacting to a Tyler Gaw Bluesky post about finally using old cables from his big box of cables, and deciding to act on it.
649 points by vrnvu | 439 comments
Blog essay arguing the tech industry traded its trusted, boring nerd reputation for attention via self-promoting founders and executives online.
339 points by ramimac | 211 comments
Harper's Magazine essay by Sam Kriss, a letter from San Francisco about tech's new generation of AI startup founders and 'the end of thinking'.
1146 points by keepamovin | 263 comments
A parody of the Hacker News front page where story titles are rewritten to be cynically 'honest' about what each link really is.
808 points by mips_avatar | 818 comments
A blog post titled "Everyone in Seattle Hates AI" contrasting attitudes toward AI in Seattle and San Francisco tech communities.
433 points by cratermoon | 339 comments
Blog essay by Eevee on fuzzy notepad arguing computers became less fun, tracing a thread through Bitcoin and later tech trends toward a culture of 'whatever'.
427 points by vincent_s | 306 comments
Blog post by Vincent Schmalbach arguing that Hacker News commenters have shifted from supporting failed founders in 2013 to cynicism about startups in 2025.
886 points by DamonHD | 547 comments
Personal essay by Phill Mendonça-Vieira recounting meeting Paul Graham at Y Combinator in 2015 and reflecting on feeling unsupported as a queer person in tech.
319 points by rpgbr | 173 comments
Blog post by Ian Betteridge on Silicon Valley's founder cult, contrasting Aaron Swartz and Sam Altman, and growing boredom with tech.