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Know what everyone in tech is talking about

Daily AI-powered briefings from Hacker News, Reddit, GitHub trends, and more.
10 minutes a day. Listen while you commute.

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Keeping up with tech shouldn't feel like a second job

You know Hacker News has great discussions, but who has time to sift through 30 stories to find the 3 that matter?

You open Reddit and 30 minutes disappear. Mostly noise. You close the tab feeling like you wasted time.

A trending GitHub repo blows up, a new AI paper drops, your coworker mentions it at standup — and you had no idea.

You want to be the person who's always in the know, but the time investment just doesn't scale.

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We scan everything

Every day, we monitor Hacker News, Reddit, GitHub trending repos, and AI research blogs for the stories generating real discussion.

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AI distills the signal

Our pipeline reads the full articles, top comments, and community reactions — then generates a concise briefing with the context that matters.

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You listen in 10 minutes

Catch up on everything while commuting, doing dishes, or at the gym. Show up to work knowing what everyone's talking about.

It's like a superpower for staying informed

Save hours every week

Stop doom-scrolling Hacker News and Reddit trying to find what matters. We already read everything — you just listen.

Sound like you read everything

Walk into standup knowing about the trending repo, the HN debate, and the Reddit thread your team is buzzing about.

Never miss what matters

From GitHub repos blowing up overnight to AI breakthroughs reshaping the industry — you hear about it the same day.

Debug the Hype Reading HN / Reddit Twitter / X Tech newsletters
Time 10 min/day 1-2 hrs/day Infinite scroll 15-30 min reading
Multitask Commute, gym, dishes Screen required Screen required Screen required
Coverage HN + Reddit + GitHub + AI blogs One source at a time Algorithm decides Author's picks
Community voice Top comments included If you scroll far enough Quote tweets Rarely
Cost Free Free (but costs time) Free (but costs attention) Free-$$$

Built by Seeking Gradient

We built Debug the Hype because we had the same problem you do. There's incredible content on Hacker News, Reddit, and GitHub — but actually sitting down to read through it all? That never happened. Too much noise, not enough time.

So we built a system that reads it for us. Within a week of using it, we were showing up to conversations already knowing what was being discussed. It felt like a cheat code. Now we're sharing it with everyone.

Stop reading. Start listening.

10 minutes a day is all it takes to know what everyone in tech is talking about.