Ask HN: What interesting stuff are you browsing?
I've been trawling subreddits to get a ground-level view of common narratives that we hold on to but have never thought to collect data on.<p>For instance, there's a common and oft-repeated notion that food delivery apps are screwing over drivers, not just restaurants. So I've been reading the Couriersofreddit sub to get the story from the horses' mouths:<p><a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/couriersofreddit/" rel="nofollow">https://www.reddit.com/r/couriersofreddit/</a><p>It turns you can make quite a bit driving for GH/UE (well in some geographies), so much so that a $15/hr job with benefits is unattractive.<p><a href="https://www.reddit.com/r/couriersofreddit/comments/gkmuc4/would_you_take_amazon_driver_for_15hour_plus/" rel="nofollow">https://www.reddit.com/r/couriersofreddit/comments/gkmuc4/wo...</a><p>I want to work towards a just world, but I believe the first step is to really understand the system of incentives and what is actually happening on the ground, as opposed to simply taking in oversimplified media narratives.<p>Subreddits are watering holes for folks in the field. I think their unvarnished perspectives are interesting data points (albeit skewed towards a Reddit-centric demographic).