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Dropbox, Oracle, Putnam and other most cited HN comments
Most cited comments on Hacker News
Early-2000s investor decks were their own art form
Rust has been the #1 language on Hacker News since 2019
Programming languages hit a decade low on Hacker News
Zig and Rust rise, while programming languages hit a decade low on Hacker News
Interest in programming languages hit a decade low after Claude Code launch
Over 12% of links posted to Hacker News are Show HN projects now
Show HN: Titles – Can you write a better Hacker News title?
Most popular Xkcd comics on Hacker News
I hijacked my Hacker News habit to learn Spanish
Most cited Xkcd comics on Hacker News
Toddlers' Truce
Indie projects exploded after GPT/Claude Code, but traction stayed flat
Show HN: Posts grew 6x since ChatGPT, but success rate remained relatively flat
YC startups are abandoning .com
.com now accounts for less than 48% of YC portfolio company domains
Show HN: Review flashcards cards (Anki) while reading Hacker News
https://www.orangecrumbs.com/hn/
I built this because I often forget to review some of my Anki decks and read too much HN. Rather than building another full study app, I wanted smth lightweight that appears during a natural context switch: after I finish reading a story’s comments and start choosing what to read next. You can import an Anki .apkg deck. HN Reader uses the scheduling state included in the deck, when available,...
I actually did the comments internally and will probably post later in the week.
i do accept thought that i have exaggerated in the title)
i've previously done wikipedia and youtube links popular on hacker news: https://www.orangecrumbs.com/ and https://www.orangecrumbs.com/v
Show HN: HN Hall of Fame – browse 3,100 legendary Hacker News links
Show HN: Hacker News reader with Reddit style comments
Show HN: Keyboard-first Hacker News client with a twist
https://www.orangecrumbs.com/hn/
Hi HN,I built this because I noticed that when I use Hacker News, I mostly read the comments, however large threads can be hard to skim, especially when useful information is buried several levels deep.This is a proof-of-concept HN reader focused on comment-heavy threads. It has keyboard-first navigation on desktop, makes large discussions easier to scan, and shows at a glance whether the...