At the very least the article does talk about one whole case study before offering more so there is some substantial free content, it’s an interesting way to partition an article for that.

On the other hand the length of the fire part of that article is enough that it is a stand-alone article. The whole thing is starting to look like one of those roundups or listicles that I’d like to teach YOShInOn to suppress (an article about everything is ‘t about something in particular) but the free part of the article is “just right” to me.

Agree completely about lists – it's a point I hammer home quite a bit: https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&sor....

In this case the article seemed more substantial than the usual roundup/list so we invited cpeterso to repost it. Maybe that was the right decision after all :)

It looks like he just dropped the paywall on the rest of the article, since the rest of the posts are shorter than that first one so I think the length of the article is just fine but really I think each of those cases is worth its own treatment as long as the first.

>YOShInOn

What is this? A cursory search didn't get me anywhere.

If you searched on Google you probably found an image of a girl in a strange raincoat holding a puppet. The girl is Yoshino 四よ糸し乃 (note a real Japanese name with Kanji in it) and the puppet is called Yoshinon よしのん (not a real name, spelled out phonetically.) I’m not going to say I am like that girl (I don’t have a magic green raincoat, never mind a green raincoat at all) but my YOShInOn is named after よしのん.

There is also YOSHINON which is the network name of the body that the YOShInOn system inhabits, seen here

https://mastodon.social/@UP8/110568695732952713

If you do a search on Hacker News, however, you will find what you are looking for

https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=false&qu...

in fact probably a lot more than you are looking for. Sorry I have been too busy coding that and another side project to blog about it.