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Life & fun · June 18, 2019

A Modern Hacker News Client

A fast, keyboard-friendly Hacker News client. Browse Top, New, Show HN, Ask HN, and jobs, read comment threads, and sign in to vote, comment, and submit.

A Modern Hacker News Client launched on June 18, 2019 with 14 votes, #738 of 2,757 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 7 years on.

In plain words

A Modern Hacker News Client is a web-based reader for Hacker News launched in 2019. It provides an alternative interface to browse technology and startup news, comments, and discussions from the Hacker News community. The client is designed for users who prefer a different viewing experience than the official Hacker News site, offering what the creator considers a more modern approach to accessing the same content and conversations.

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