What you'll find
Not just launches. Not just software. HackerLinks follows the useful side trails: tools, libraries, books, talks, videos, physical products, and anything else specific enough to open, try, read, watch, or buy.
Why save it
An offhand mention can sit deep in a thread and vanish from view by tomorrow. HackerLinks gives each find a permanent page, records when it resurfaces, and preserves the reason it was mentioned.
Independence
HackerLinks is independent and unaffiliated with Hacker News or Y Combinator. It is a separate archive built from publicly linked discussions; neither organization selects, reviews, or endorses its entries. It is operated and edited by the maintainer of the public HackerLinks repository, @alexferrari88.
Who it's for
People who enjoy Hacker News for the unexpected discoveries but do not want to read every thread to find them. Browse the daily issue for serendipity, or search the archive when you need something specific.