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by k1m 6y ago
> What if we don’t have control over the frequency of requests (e.g. using a service like Feedly)? Do those happen often enough that we’d need to host the app ourselves? I run a similar service where I rate limit. I've whitelisted t
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by k1m 6y ago
RSS Box is great - perfect for the kind of sites where scraping from the HTML is problematic because the HTML changes so much. I work on a somewhat similar project called Feed Creator which can be used for less popular pages where you can s
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by k1m 6y ago
Yes. If you have access to a server with PHP, you should be able to run it yourself. We have a simple PHP file you can download to test the compatibility of your server.[0] We sell the self-hosted version[1] and have a blog post with some i
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by k1m 6y ago
Thanks! I haven't given the issue of unique identifiers too much thought because in most cases I assume the item URL is less likely to change than the text and will serve as the unique identifier for the RSS reader. It's possible
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by k1m 6y ago
Happy to get feedback and answer any questions about this here. Here are two feeds we made earlier to give you an idea of what Feed Creator is supposed to do. The links below will pre-fill the form with the parameters you'd enter and p
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by k1m 6y ago
Thank you! :) I don't have much experience with Zapier, but I assume the RSS feed this produces can be plugged into both Zapier and IFTTT if they have RSS support. Or maybe you had something else in mind?
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Show HN: Feed Creator 2.0 – Generate RSS feeds from web page elements(createfeed.fivefilters.org)
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by k1m 6y ago
I work on Full-Text RSS which can help convert abbreviated feeds into full-text versions. The idea is you'll get a new feed URL from Full-Text RSS to use instead of the original partial feed in your news reader or application. Free to
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by k1m 6y ago
I work on a project to convert partial feeds into full-text versions. It pulls in the article content from each feed item and then creates a new full-text feed. Feel free to try it out here: http://ftr.fivefilters.org/
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by k1m 6y ago
This looks interesting, thanks for sharing the link! I work on a project that's somewhat similar but users have to be explicit (using CSS selectors) about the elements that will be used to create the feed.[1] I like that yours appears
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by k1m 7y ago
You might have come across this already, but we maintain a collection of article extraction rules for various sites here https://github.com/fivefilters/ftr-site-config - it was adapted from a database maintained by Ins
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by k1m 7y ago
Love to see experiments like this with web articles. Have you thought about making it more print focused? It's the kind of layout I'd want to print out and read offline. I've experimented a little with trying to create more r
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Amnesty: Assange bail application highlights Covid-19 risk to many detainees(amnesty.org)
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Assange Bail Application Today(craigmurray.org.uk)
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Intl. Bar Association's Human Rights Institute condemns UK treatment of Assange(ibanet.org)
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by k1m 7y ago
If anyone comes across a site witout an RSS feed, try Feed Creator - http://createfeed.fivefilters.org - It'll let you target a set of links or other HTML elements to be turned into a feed. (I developed this.)
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by k1m 7y ago
Here's what Nils Melzer the UN Special Rapporteur on Torture had to say: > Question: At what point does imprisonment become torture? > Nils Melzer: Julian Assange has been intentionally psychologically tortured by Sweden, Britain
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by k1m 7y ago
Murray's report of the first day of the trial also worth reading: https://www.craigmurray.org.uk/archives/2020/02/your-man-in-...
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Assange Hearing Day 2(craigmurray.org.uk)
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Man in the Public Gallery – Assange Hearing Day 1(craigmurray.org.uk)
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by k1m 7y ago
That's your opinion. If you're aware of who Melzer is and his credentials (calling him "same one guy" suggested you weren't), maybe onus should be on you to explain why you think Melzer's claims are absurd. Hav
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by k1m 7y ago
I studied Interaction Design in Sweden in 2008 and design thinking and IDEO was all the rage. It felt very superficial to me and just another way to indoctrinate students into believing business people really wanted to solve real, difficult
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by k1m 7y ago
The "same one guy" is one way of describing Nils Melzer, here's another: > The problem for the propaganda system targeting Assange is that Melzer is not just someone blogging on the internet; he is the UN Special Rapporteu
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by k1m 7y ago
> But you don't get to just claim that you're too delicate for prison. Assange is not the one making the claim. Here's a recent in-depth interview with the UN expert Nils Melzer which goes into a lot more detail: https:&#
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by k1m 7y ago
http://web.archive.org/web/20200128230246/https://www.bestli...
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by k1m 7y ago
Looks like that may be it, but shouldn't they be able to fix that? Locking an account seems a bit extreme for something like this.
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Twitter is auto-locking accounts of anyone who posts this “No war on Iran” image(twitter.com)
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UN Official Equates Chelsea Manning Incarceration to Torture(nytimes.com)
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The Arrogance of BBC News(medialens.org)
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by k1m 7y ago
We don't have to rely on each other's opinions. There have been studies done. LSE study [1]: > The results of this study show that Jeremy Corbyn was represented unfairly by the British press through a process of vilification th

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