Sadly, same here. We need a show HN for replicating a static website via whatever the currently best value proxy/cache/CDN is.

How about if HN itself takes a snapshot of the submitted article as soon as it hits the HN front page? For example, HN could cache the article or generate a PDF, then if the site doesn't load, the cached version or PDF would be served.

This might be good as a historical resource because even good stuff disappears off the Internet, and if it made it to the HN front page, it's probably good. (I know, can't do this because copyright. But the Wayback Machine has survived by deleting content on request.)

there is something deeply ironic about that...

i.e., you can't explain QM w/o math and philosophy?

That is my first reaction.

"Mozart without sound of music notation."

I'm not sure what you mean, because that sounds easy to do.

I suspect that was a typo, and mablap meant:

> "Mozart without sound OR music notation."

Haha yes, it was a typo.