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by phgn 3y ago
Hey thank you so much for linking the Hans Rosling interview, he seemed like a really great guy -- it led me to buying his book just now!!
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by phgn 3y ago
Seems like the Maps team want us to know that they still exist?
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by phgn 3y ago
So it's like Grammarly but for the tone of your message? Why stop at code review comments -- I would love to know how my Slack messages, emails, etc sound to other people. Also I wish some colleagues would install this...
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by phgn 3y ago
I love this. What a surprise to see VC criticism on TechCrunch.
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by phgn 3y ago
What do you use the tool for?
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by phgn 3y ago
The logo animation is really nice! I've collapsed & expanded it at least 10 times now, maybe I should get to reading the article...
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Resolving code review comments with ML(ai.googleblog.com)
1 points by phgn 3y ago|0 comments
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by phgn 4y ago
It's not me mining the gold, time is. It's the best filter of all :) Good luck with your project! I imagine you have to click through quite a few links to curate the site every day, hopefully it saves the effort for other people.
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by phgn 4y ago
Only if the content still exists after 10 years. There was a lot of noise back then too, but the irrelevant stuff has been forgotten! See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lindy_effect
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by phgn 4y ago
Nice idea and congrats on getting it out! HN really is a wonderful resource if you look beyond the current trends. How are you curating the posts -- do you have a guideline on what makes it on the page? I built something similar a while bac
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Devpod: Remote development environment at Uber(uber.com)
291 points by phgn 4y ago|230 comments
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Devpod: Remote Development at Uber(uber.com)
2 points by phgn 4y ago|0 comments
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by phgn 4y ago
Thank you for doing the research! The big problem with current transformer-based models is the input limit. We'd probably need to split large articles and then summarize the summarizations of these chunks. And yeah I agree, Unclutter s
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by phgn 4y ago
I agree it's easy to forget about the extension, but being incorrect about what is an article turned out to be very annoying too. Let's track this idea here: https://github.com/lindylearn/unclutter/issues
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by phgn 4y ago
There already is crowdsourcing of broken page reports: https://github.com/lindylearn/unclutter/issues?q=is%3Aissue+... And twitter.com is a special case: https://github.com/lindylearn/unclutte
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by phgn 4y ago
Good point. I actually wanted to address this "breaking the flow" with the "keeping the style of the original site" approach for Unclutter, vs. reader modes that have a totally different reading UI. But maybe that's
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by phgn 4y ago
Yep, Pocket has an API for this.
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by phgn 4y ago
Another question: do you look at your saved links frequently, for example to browse by the tag you assigned? What's the primary purpose of tagging? I just created a ticket for this: https://github.com/lindylearn/un
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by phgn 4y ago
Makes sense! I've actually had a similar feature request before: https://github.com/lindylearn/unclutter/issues/297 Have you tried some of the existing solutions mentioned in the ticket? I'm curious
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by phgn 4y ago
Yeah. It's actually surprising there aren't more products with this name.
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The Tail End – human life visualized (2015)(waitbutwhy.com)
1 points by phgn 4y ago|0 comments
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by phgn 4y ago
Interesting. Do you use Operand regularly?
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by phgn 4y ago
Seeing many parts of the UI as unnecessary seems to be a common reaction, particularly for people who find it by searching "reader mode" in the Chrome store. What do you think about presenting the library aspect as a "Pocket
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by phgn 4y ago
Yeah, monetisation evidently not the goal of the project. I mostly want more motivation to work on it :)
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by phgn 4y ago
Yeah, parsing & cleaning up HTML will always be a heuristic that fails sometimes. I'd highlight your point nr. 5. A very large percentage of articles use Wordpress or other website builders. Once you support a few large sites your
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by phgn 4y ago
Yeah, I'm wondering why Memex disabled the search feature. It obviously didn't work out for them. > It could decide based on other users who also saved the article That's a cool idea, I'll think about it. Maybe it doe
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by phgn 4y ago
It may be possible to hide that with custom user styles: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1069513 Looking at that link, wow -- I didn't realise the Firefox reader existed for over 7 years now.
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by phgn 4y ago
Fixed now, thanks! There really should be a Grammarly extension for code editors (I know there actually is, but I don't want it to see all the stuff I write).
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by phgn 4y ago
Thank you! I agree, Unclutter might be a useful product but not a good business. At least there are other benefits to working on an open-source project like this. Have you tried the "library" aspect of the extension? Click on the
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by phgn 4y ago
Additional premium features around the "article library" aspect of the extension. So for example an account to access it from mobile devices, AI topic classification, additional customisation etc. I think it's hard to make mo

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