JCSlim

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by JCSlim 9d ago
It's funny you mentioned that. I built RNKFlow.com to bring back the old school feeling of Digg to HN and honestly, seeing how clean the interface is for AIBriefs made me think this layout is just more pleasing to the eye.
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by JCSlim 4mo ago
A few technical notes for those curious about how it works: For HN stories, ranking is left untouched. HN’s algorithm works well, why mess with it? Each story runs through multi-label categorization so a single story can appear in multiple
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Show HN: RNKFlow I wanted HN but live like Digg, it became something much bigger(rnkflow.com)
2 points by JCSlim 4mo ago|1 comments
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by JCSlim 4mo ago
Thank you for the feedback. It’s a fair point about feeling like it’s mostly based on HN. I started it thinking it would be cool to have a Digg style HN feed. I remember how alive Digg felt in a static web world. I quickly realized as I bro
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by JCSlim 4mo ago
I’ve updated the RNKFlow.com filter to use a comma separated list of terms. Using a negative term will filter out stories you don’t want to see. If you sign in, you can save a default filter list and I’ve made it part of the free tier. Hope
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by JCSlim 4mo ago
I would agree. While not quite what you’re looking for, I recently built a site, RNKFlow.com (Rank Flow), to bring in multiple tech/science feeds including HN and Product Hunt to pull in more interesting posts. There is a filter optio
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Show HN: I got tired of refreshing HN, so I made it refresh itself(rnkflow.com)
1 points by JCSlim 5mo ago|0 comments
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by JCSlim 5mo ago
I too have one sitting on my desk, 486DX2 66Mhz. I've had it for probably 25 years now, bringing it from job to job like the magical lost artifact it is. I remember how much more capable it was for playing Doom and Descent than the 33M