That being said, getting feedback like this helps you spot ways to make it better. I’m on an iPhone X with very good data most of the time so my opinion is going to be biased toward not caring about 1MB of js that will be cached in future visits.
I have some variaties running of it, eg. for my current city where i live.
I wish it did not require an email address to sign up. On HN it is optional.
r/bodybuilding is pure meme, r/weightlifting pretty focused on the sport itself. r/fitness has a lot of questions by beginners who ask the same thing every single day. i don't know r/powerlifting, but i heard it's very memey too.
nah, imo r/weightroom is the best, but as a newcomer, please lurk for a couple of weeks until you learn the rules and culture.
That said, it took 1.74s to load for me, I wouldn't call that slow by any stretch of the word.
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Hacker News:
7 requests 61.10 KB / 20.65 KB transferred Finish: 1.04 s DOMContentLoaded: 484 ms load: 876 ms
Doesn't require JS
Doesn't have a floating top bar
Doesn't load content from third-party domains
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Strength News:
13 requests 1.07 MB / 358.76 KB transferred Finish: 2.28 s DOMContentLoaded: 1 s load: 1.39 s
Requires JS
Has a floating top bar
Loads content from third-party domains, including tracking scripts
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That criticism aside, I like the concept, and would probably use it if it had active discussions, like HN.