Perhaps my http://hckrnews.com will suit you, since it archives anything that makes it onto the homepage (without crawling against the 'More' link).
I've resisted putting RSS feeds on hckrnews, because I think RSS feeds are a poor match for the format. Number of points and number of comments combine with the link to provide information that you don't get with an RSS feed. Often the utility of a link is not obvious from the source and title only.
Well, I also enjoy finding and promoting good/relevant links that escape attention "amidst the deluge".
I also take your point that the comment links and point counts are pertinent. In particular, I will often start off with the comments rather than the linked page itself. Again, I'll have to look at the revised RSS feed, but as I recall, when I looked at it in the past, I, too, found it less useful for these aspects (unless I was viewing one of the third-party feeds that I seem to recall being created, some time back).
I suppose one could view my use / time on HN as high. OTOH, I pull the pages (i.e. this "Frankenpage") once and then slowly pay attention to them. I guess one could contrast that with another user hitting the top page every 15 minutes throughout the day.
(I do also check the new/ and classic/ front pages a few times, often later in the day. I used to drill further into new/, but I've been trying to limit my time on HN somewhat. Also, new/ is so full of spam, these days, that it's kind of discouraging -- although people need to continue to hit it and aggressively kill off the spam and other crap.)
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Completely aside, I'd like a comprehensive list of post links. I used to have some old favorites saved, but some of those were lost in a theft. I guess it might not be the healthiest thing for the HN ecosystem including system load, but I'd enjoy journeying back in time to the early days. Many of those discussions were incredibly informative and focused.
I know there are and have been a third party archives and/or views into HN, but either I didn't take the time to learn or the interface itself didn't seem to offer a simple, time-based listing.
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Perhaps my http://hckrnews.com will suit you, since it archives anything that makes it onto the homepage (without crawling against the 'More' link).
I've resisted putting RSS feeds on hckrnews, because I think RSS feeds are a poor match for the format. Number of points and number of comments combine with the link to provide information that you don't get with an RSS feed. Often the utility of a link is not obvious from the source and title only.
Well, I also enjoy finding and promoting good/relevant links that escape attention "amidst the deluge".
I also take your point that the comment links and point counts are pertinent. In particular, I will often start off with the comments rather than the linked page itself. Again, I'll have to look at the revised RSS feed, but as I recall, when I looked at it in the past, I, too, found it less useful for these aspects (unless I was viewing one of the third-party feeds that I seem to recall being created, some time back).
I suppose one could view my use / time on HN as high. OTOH, I pull the pages (i.e. this "Frankenpage") once and then slowly pay attention to them. I guess one could contrast that with another user hitting the top page every 15 minutes throughout the day.
(I do also check the new/ and classic/ front pages a few times, often later in the day. I used to drill further into new/, but I've been trying to limit my time on HN somewhat. Also, new/ is so full of spam, these days, that it's kind of discouraging -- although people need to continue to hit it and aggressively kill off the spam and other crap.)
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Completely aside, I'd like a comprehensive list of post links. I used to have some old favorites saved, but some of those were lost in a theft. I guess it might not be the healthiest thing for the HN ecosystem including system load, but I'd enjoy journeying back in time to the early days. Many of those discussions were incredibly informative and focused.
I know there are and have been a third party archives and/or views into HN, but either I didn't take the time to learn or the interface itself didn't seem to offer a simple, time-based listing.
nice work, i just switch my default of hn to yours.