<https://github.com/brownie-in-motion/hn-adblock>, discussed: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31597486>
Another: <https://gist.github.com/pxeger/4aed4baaa87028a2ecc6441a84a1f...>
(I've used neither.)
I've briefly looked into managing these through CSS alone. Not obviously that I can tell, though the text of job listings should match the pattern:
<company> (YC <class> ) Is Hiring <position>
I think CSS can act based on content, but need to look at selectors for that.SO suggests not: <https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1520429/is-there-a-css-s...>
HN doesn't assign a distinctive class to these posts, though the "votelinks" class is missing, which can be used to highlight the listings. E.g.:
/* HN startup job ads */
.athing td:nth-of-type(2):not(.votelinks) {
background: #fcc;
}
.athing td:nth-of-type(2):not(.votelinks):before {
content: "Ad";
position: relative;
left: 0.4em;
color: #000;
}
(Other properties might be set.)I'd need to futz with this some more to see if the entire entry could be dropped, though I'd prefer to simply have them stand out, I think...
news.ycombinator.com##.athing:not(:has(.votelinks))
news.ycombinator.com##.athing:not(:has(.votelinks)) + tr
news.ycombinator.com##.athing:not(:has(.votelinks)) + tr + trStrange it doesn’t seem to be respected on HN.
There's no profiling or targeting of users. Everyone sees the same ads.
The way all ads should be? :)
Succinct, relevant and unobtrusive
I hate when social media sites hide ads by making them look like regular posts. It’s a dark pattern.
It's a very different story from ads on other social networks imo.
He might consider seeking novel to him work routines rather than complain everyone else is prosaic. I quit treating systems like pets a while ago, while he tends the same flock.
If everyone else’s figurative identity can be a target why not PG, dang, etc.
“Thanks” for being over educated systems admins like many of us, I guess?
Self policing is a powerful tool for self improvement. Go reflect on asking people here to see the “poetry” in their livelihood being usurped by VC backed technology which coincidentally help’s guarantee your employment and rather trashes the environment, eh?
Other themes include finding run of the mill political speak as banal, despite such memes being how the vast majority of the population understands the world, as if you’re the High Mind we should all be soothed by; personally you’re just another over privileged first worlder to me shrug one of billions on Earth. The figurative identity you feel yourself to be is shrug to me. The energy SV projects to everyone else.
I get the difference between theory backed by evidence versus spoken traditions of politics, but it’s not unreasonable to describe some of your comments as tone deaf, lacking empathy for those made anxious by the rapid economic and social change, from your Ycombinator backed ivory tower.
The audience is here to rescue your figurative identity though by burying reasonable takes on your past comments about them. You should be thankful you have yourself such a self loathing flock.
You’re one particle among billions. Whether the rest of us are titillating you correctly is not on us. It’s on you to find a more titillating routine. Having moved from CE, to general SWE, and into ML backed biology research, if I held onto one role for so long I’d question if I am responsible for coloring my view in the same shade of grey.
Puritanical white knighting is at an all time high among meaningless meat bags.
Who wouldn't enjoy some friendly ribbing of their boss's boss? :)