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.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:https://www.reddit.com/r/couriersofreddit/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.https://www.reddit.com/r/couriersofreddit/comments/gkmuc4/wo...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.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).