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check this out https://www.8hrs.xyz/ https://www.8hrs.xyz/ The site shows all the top page articles since last 8hrs. I am not sure if this will be useful for h
by abbiya 8y ago
check this out https://www.8hrs.xyz/ https://www.8hrs.xyz/
The site shows all the top page articles since last 8hrs. I am not sure if this will be useful for hn readers.
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- anonu 8y agoInteresting. Maybe try to add longer time windows like http://www.hckrnews.com http://www.hckrnews.com Also, I think someone should work on a personalization engine for hn.
- aznumeric 8y agohckrnews.com is the exclusive way in which I read Hacker News.
- LyndsySimon 8y agoIt is for me as well. I like the chronological order, and it lets me be sure I’ve read all the “interesting stuff”. I read HM a lot, though, and for people who pop in only once a day or even a few times each week, the default view makes much more sense.
- masonic 8y agoit lets me be sure I’ve read all the “interesting stuff” How can you be sure their curation exactly matches your interests?
- doodhwala 8y agoWhat would you like to have in such a system? 1) More content related to what you read/open 2) Removal of posts similar to a given post (e.g. please no more js rant) 3) Something more? Thanks!
- anonu 8y agoSometimes I check HN once or every few days. hckrnews.com allows me to go back in time and see stuff that hit the front page. The problem is that stuff that interests me isn't always the stuff with the most upvotes or the most comments. I constantly find articles that are relevant to my interests or area of expertise and aren't in the "Top 10" or "Top 50%" (hckrnews.com definitions). That's why I suggest that some ML-trained tagging and recommendation system would be helpful delivering HN content of interest.
- bookofjoe 8y agobookmarked by me as x8h
- dorgo 8y agoNot all top page articles have (enough) comments. I'm here for the comments, not for the articles :-P