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I enjoy reading HN so much that I ended up creating two sites[1][2] just to make reading it more accessible on my mobile phone. I read HN first thing when I wa
by ronnier 16y ago
I enjoy reading HN so much that I ended up creating two sites[1][2] just to make reading it more accessible on my mobile phone.
I read HN first thing when I wake up, right before sleeping, and all through the day... often in little one or two minute bursts, saving links for items I want to read later. I start out on the home page, move to /ask then finally /new.
It's a great way to be motivated by reading about people who are creating amazing products. I find myself being pushed to do more when I see others talking about what they are creating.
[1] http://ihackernews.com http://ihackernews.com
[2] http://viewtext.org http://viewtext.org
- amirmc 16y agoThank you for making these. I now read HN more often from my phone when I have a few minutes spare. I usually scan the comments before reading an article and if nothing's changed since my last visit I then scan through the new submissions.
- ronnier 16y agoThanks! Let me know if you find anything that can improve the experience for us all.
- adrianwaj 16y agoA comments extractor would also be useful with VT (probably easier to do with sites with a comments and rss feed, but you couldn't get all comments nor their thread.) Also, getting multi page articles on the one page would be cool.
- ronnier 16y agoMy number one priority is combining multiple pages into one. I'll try to start on that today. Just noticed you are in Israel. I was there last year, loved it.
- adrianwaj 16y agoCheck out readability: http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/ http://lab.arc90.com/experiments/readability/ http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/readability-browser/id375542824?mt=8 http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/readability-browser/id3755428... Note, its bookmarklet applies some type of stylesheet, no redirection of page.