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1700 blogs for hackers
- bhandziuk 10y agoLooks cool, but 1700! I can keep up with like 10 blogs. Which of these should I even try to look at? These entries need some meta data. Like I don't care about a blog on Objective-C but I will read a SQL Server blog...
- sdenton4 10y agoI think it's meant to be a collection to feed in to machine learning system? Maybe? Agree that the format isn't terribly human friendly....
- lettergram 10y agoHmm creating metadata for this, with all the URLs already aggregated wouldnt actually be that bad.
- state 10y agoWould be great to just subscribe an RSS reader to these and see a single unified feed. Oh, wait.
- ivve 10y agoThis is kind of crazy but I'm looking for this fascinating blog I found ages ago via HN. It was someone who was posting their father's diary online, as a blog -- he was an engineer and kept a diary, which was full of fascinating minutiae. Does that ring any bells for anyone? No worries if not, I'm finding this blog hook or by crook.
- iaw 10y agoHaven't seen that one, I'm looking for an old school watchmaking site with a link page to dozens of amazing suppliers of tiny fasteners. Found it through HackADay once...
- mnky9800n 10y agoThere is dadhacker http://www.dadhacker.com/blog/ http://www.dadhacker.com/blog/
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- levelist_com 10y agoWas it the one where his father was a retired doctor or something like that and he, the son, just blogged the things his dad would say through out the day? Actually as I type this, I think it was a twitter account. Either way, it was hilarious. I'd love to find that again.
- ivve 10y agoNot exactly -- his dad had died, and he was posting pages of his diary on a seperate blog to his, I think. His dad ( I think it was a father-son relationship) was a retired engineer, maybe something academic too. Thanks for the lead.