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Links comes pretty close. Here's some of the output of this comments page: $ links -dump 'http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4992951' [IMG] Hacke
by gcr 14y ago
Links comes pretty close. Here's some of the output of this comments page:
$ links -dump 'http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=4992951'
[IMG] Hacker Newsnew | comments | ask | jobs | submit login
[IMG] Show HN: HN In Your Terminal (github.com)
37 points by ciaranarcher 5 hours ago | 14 comments
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[IMG] bstar77 1 hour ago | link
This would be infinitely more useful if there was a view that
scraped the comments for each article or (even better)
scraped the article itself (instapaper style). I would love
to peruse hacker news this way in-between working as I hate
getting distracted on websites.
If I get some free time I might look into adding that myself.
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[IMG] slajax 1 hour ago | link
I would use this but I also think it needs to implement at
very least the comments page view. Otherwise you might as
well just stick to the browser. There are a lot of times I'll
read comments before I read an article, so I could still find
it useful even if you didn't scrape the entire article to
it's own view but allowed me to browse the comments.
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- bstar77 14y agovery nice, then it's definitely possible to just have this gem use a links dump to display the comment content. I think links by itself is a bit clumsy for everyday use.