The Weekly Hacker News Digest — Personalized to What You Actually Care About
Hacker News moves fast. On any given week, thousands of posts hit the front page — deep technical write-ups, indie hacker revenue breakdowns, AI research that rewrites assumptions, tools you’ve been looking for without knowing it. The problem: 90% of it isn’t relevant to you, and the 10% that is gets buried under the noise before you find it.
Most people either spend hours scrolling HN and Reddit (losing the time they were trying to save) or give up entirely and feel perpetually behind.
Noiseless is a different approach. Instead of sending you everything, it sends you one email every Monday — a curated weekly digest with only the posts that match your specific interests. You pick your topics once. We filter the rest. The right signal finds you, without the scroll.
Get the signal, not the noise.
Noiseless sends you the week’s best HN and Reddit discussions, personalized to your interests. One email, every Monday.
Try it free →What a weekly HN digest actually looks like
This is a realistic example of what lands in your inbox every Monday — organized by topic, with a brief summary so you can decide in seconds whether to click through.
📬 Your curated signal for the week
This week’s digest
A practical walkthrough of fine-tuning Mistral 7B on internal data using LoRA, including cost breakdown ($18 total) and evaluation methodology.
Detailed analysis of failure modes in reasoning models — useful context before committing to any specific model for production use.
Founder of a B2B invoicing tool breaks down every channel tried, which ones worked, and the one pricing change that 3x'd conversion.
Real numbers, real sequences, real screenshots. The author explains why most cold email fails and what changes everything.
Postgres, Redis, Mailhog, mock S3 — all in one compose file. Includes the setup, the tradeoffs, and a public GitHub template.
523 comments of real practitioner choices: what's winning in 2025 for solo devs (Next.js, Supabase, Railway, and a surprising number of boring choices).
Three steps, then it runs itself
Choose from AI, SaaS, Developer tools, Programming, Startups, and more. You pick 3–5 topics that match your actual work.
We score and rank the week's top posts across HN, Reddit, and Indie Hackers — and send only the ones relevant to you.
Every click teaches the system what you care about. Over time, it gets more precise — signal only, no noise.
Get the signal, not the noise.
Noiseless sends you the week’s best HN and Reddit discussions, personalized to your interests. One email, every Monday.
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