A newspaper from Hacker News, regularly updated
Hacker Times (hackertimes.ca) is a web-based 'newspaper' presentation of Hacker News, regularly updated with independent headlines that link to original sources.
Presents Hacker News stories as a daily newspaper edition (e.g., 'Tuesday, November 3, 2026'), each edition saved and browsable independently.
Stories are rewritten as short editorial summaries rather than raw submission titles, and each item links back to the original source (e.g., GitHub, NYT, WIRED, Mistral, MIT CSAIL).
Every story shows its Hacker News comment count (e.g., '1,681 comments'), surfacing discussion volume at a glance.
Stories are organized into dedicated sections including Technology, AI, Software, Science, Culture, Business, and Games, each with a 'View all' page.
A curated section quoting notable Hacker News comments (with 'Read comment' links), such as discussions on the Tesla Roadster, LG OLED TVs, and Stack Overflow activity.
Includes a search box ('Search this edition'), a 'Past editions' browser, and access to previously saved editions, plus a 'Back to latest' link.
Displays the last update time (e.g., 'Last update: November 3, 2026 at 6:26 PM EST') and notes when a newer edition has not yet been published.
Supports left/right arrow keys to change pages, Home for the first page, and End for the last page.
Visit hackertimes.ca to see the most recently published edition, timestamped with its last update, with front-page stories and topical sections.
Use the search box to find stories within the current edition, or open 'Past editions' to navigate previously saved daily editions.
Click through a story's original source for the full article, or follow the comment count link to read the Hacker News discussion.
No pricing is mentioned on the site; the editions are publicly viewable in the browser.
Hacker Times is a website that presents Hacker News as a regularly updated newspaper, with independent headlines (editorial summaries) that link to the original sources and to the Hacker News discussions.
The site describes itself as 'regularly updated' and publishes dated daily editions; the homepage shows a last-update timestamp and indicates when a newer edition has not yet been published.
Yes. The site has a 'Past editions' browser and keeps saved editions dated by day (e.g., 'Saved edition · Tuesday, November 3, 2026'), with a 'Back to latest' link.
It writes short editorial summaries of each story with attribution to the original source (such as GitHub, MIT CSAIL, WIRED, or a personal blog), and includes the Hacker News comment count. Some entries appear as 'Summary unavailable'.
Yes. In addition to Technology, AI, Software, and Security-adjacent stories, it includes sections for Science, Culture, Business, and Games.
No pricing or paid plans are mentioned anywhere on the page; the editions are publicly viewable in the browser.
Yes. Left and right arrow keys change pages, Home jumps to the first page, and End jumps to the last page.
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Transcripts, summaries and chapters for any YouTube video
