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Show HN: Feed-Repeat, a Tool to Repeat Old Posts from Web Feeds
https://abhin4v.github.io/feed-repeat/
feed-repeat is a small CLI/service that repeats entries from RSS/Atom feeds into new feeds. It fetches posts from a source feed, selects a random subset preferring older posts, and inserts them in an output feed.I made feed-repeat for myself. I wanted a tool to send me old blogposts written by my favourite authors so that I could enjoy them again, but also not be overwhelmed by a wall of...
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Re:A Fast Bytecode VM for Arithmetic: The Virtual Machine
on Tuesday October 21, 2025 @10:00PM (#45664136)
Thanks. The main inspiration for me was https://edwardtufte.github.io/tufte-css/.
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Re:The Many Broken Feeds
on Thursday September 25, 2025 @07:19AM (#45371546)
That's a great idea! Maybe one of the feed aggregating search engines can do this. Feeds often come with publisher emails so it should be possible to automate.
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Re:Show HN: I replaced Google Analytics with simple log-based analytics
on Saturday May 11, 2019 @01:44AM (#19884767)
Why not use a self-hosted analytics software like https://matomo.org/ ?
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Re:Tell HN: Slack decides to close down IRC and XMPP gateways
on Thursday March 08, 2018 @05:58AM (#16543610)
Relay is built on Mattermost team edition so it has all the team edition features. It plans to add new features as per user feedback which will be contributed upstream to Mattermost.
Re:Hackers' Screenshots
on Friday August 08, 2008 @03:08AM (#270339)
I can't see the language too. But I use Pydev (http://pydev.sourceforge.net/) to code in python on Eclipse. And it's pretty good.
Re:Which language do you use for day-to-day stuff?
on Friday July 04, 2008 @10:43AM (#236234)
python (before learning python: perl)