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> If you don't have the time/discipline/motivation to read a article which is in your pant pocket, reminding you about it is hardly going to help your laziness/lack of motivation.

You might be right. But there's also the use case of it being just a timehop for your bookmarks vs. a read your unreads tool.

For me, it's the Inbox-Zero-Guilt, but I guess everyone has a different guilt that they are trying to avoid.

I agree. It's becoming a strain the more I work on it. "Redesign" will be going into the backlog. :)

Yep. Some folks suggested Instapaper too. Personally, I am only on Pocket and hence I started with that.

Where do you store your HN saved links though?

It works now if you push all your Firefox bookmarks to Pocket. :)

Thanks! Didn't expect that "built over the weekend" might send the wrong vibes. True that it doesn't add value in explaining the idea. Will definitely take note.

Hmm, so I guess there's some sort of manual curation going on for what's interesting and can be posted again? Is there a criteria for such curation? Karma? Past posts? Past comments? Social influence? Who the OP really is? Will the OP also be advised on a better timing to post the link again so that it would have a better chance of getting attention?

Am using a simple random pick from your list of Pocket bookmarks, so hopefully, you wouldn't see the link that you have just Pocketed so quickly. :)

Hi! I built Dasherize. Thanks for bringing that to my attention. I'll look into it!

An example Pull Request looks like this: https://github.com/ruby-bench/ruby-bench-web/pull/122

That's part of the plan further down the road.

But decided to push something out to the wild first and gather some feedback. Glad you like it. :) Thanks!

Good stuff!

The groupdate lib's really handy for quick visualization of data. Nice!

For more complex visualizations, might want to check out GoogleVisualr which I created http://googlevisualr.herokuapp.com/ but that only works with Google Visualizations.