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by phgn 4y ago
Here are some past discussions about reader modes, where the motivation for this project came from: The most underused browser feature: reader mode - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28286493 - Aug 2021 (357 comments
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Show HN: Unclutter – Reader mode, but better(unclutter.it)
212 points by phgn 4y ago|118 comments
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by phgn 4y ago
No, I'm also not following the latest Vercel news. It feels way too corporate.
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by phgn 4y ago
Past threads on this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31790593 (14 comments) : from 4 months ago with my initial prototype https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29605429 (32 comments) : the project I
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Show HN: Reader Mode without the boring parts(unclutter.lindylearn.io)
2 points by phgn 4y ago|2 comments
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Stream Live by Cloudflare(blog.cloudflare.com)
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Goodbye, Alexa. Hello, Cloudflare Radar Domain Rankings(blog.cloudflare.com)
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by phgn 4y ago
Definitely it's how Remix presents itself. Their landing page reads like a marketing pitch by some crazy startup looking to raise money, not like a stable library to build a product on. You have to scroll quite far to get any factual i
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Victoria III First Impressions(acoup.blog)
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by phgn 4y ago
Do you use your diary to record articles you have read or that you want to read?
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by phgn 4y ago
I am actually working on something like this! It doesn't do question answering right now, but it saves, indexes & categorises articles for you. The reader mode extension this is tied to is open-source, but the backend code not yet.
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by phgn 4y ago
It's incredible how bad the history search is in Chrome. I very rarely find the pages I'm looking for.
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by phgn 4y ago
But Readwise only syncs highlights, it doesn't help to find "that article about topic X I read last month".
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by phgn 4y ago
Devil's advocate: Why do you save links if you never look at them again?
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by phgn 4y ago
Antifragile by Nassim Taleb. It's about many topics like optionality, taking risks, innovation, or the importance of your environment. The ideas apply to basically anything in life or business, and I take away something different each
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Observations from our Joe Rogan Experience experience(lulu.substack.com)
256 points by phgn 4y ago|630 comments
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by phgn 4y ago
It's really hard to attribute all these posts to the same content when they use different URLs.
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by phgn 4y ago
There have been a few attempts to aggregate "HN Classics" over the years, each a little bit different: - https://posobin.com/hn_classics (this post) which uses inflation-adjusted scores - https://jsomer
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by phgn 4y ago
Please add (2020) to the title! I thought this was yet another plausible.io post about how much money they're making, but turns out it's the original one.
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by phgn 4y ago
AWS also has an office in Dresden that works on the EC2 hypervisor!
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by phgn 4y ago
Side tangent: Pinecone pods seem to cost 15.625% more per hour on AWS compared to GCP. All the instance types hide away the price differences usually, so this is interesting to see. Edit: also there is no free tier for Pinecone on AWS :(
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Google Search shows which streaming services have specific games(9to5google.com)
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by phgn 4y ago
How is hypothes.is obsolete? They're focusing on education, but it works well for every personal and small-group commenting use-case. It's open source and there are community integrations for basically everything. Native support f
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by phgn 4y ago
Now please use that money to build more features! I tell everyone to use Plausible AND a more in-depth events tracking platform -- you'll regret it otherwise if you ever want to track churn rates.
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by phgn 4y ago
Oh that's interesting. But the problem with relying on standards is what to do before people adopt them? (even the support for prefers-color-scheme is pretty bad) I think any extension that adds better page theming needs to do its own
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by phgn 4y ago
I see! Maybe one problem when hiding UI elements by default is discoverability (I suspect most users wouldn't enable the page outline in Unclutter if it were optional). Do you see people still using all the features of your reader app?
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by phgn 4y ago
That would be cool! Do you use any other reader mode at the moment on mobile?
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by phgn 4y ago
Ahh, I'll take a look thank you!
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by phgn 4y ago
I had the exact same problem! Which features did you find annoying specifically? I want this to be "the original article page, but more readable and customisable", not a separate reader mode. I'm curious where that failed for
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Show HN: Unclutter — A new approach to reader mode(unclutter.lindylearn.io)
49 points by phgn 4y ago|14 comments

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