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antiochIst

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    Comment #48562903

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    Comment #46737599

    The story spread from Bloomberg at 12:01 PM as first to report, then amplified by x.com and 9to5mac, followed by feeds.macrumors, machash, and appleworld.today. Yandori tracked 45 …

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    Comment #46737573

    You can track how this story spread from CNN at 3:32 PM as first to report, then whistleblower.org, peters.senate.gov, and eventually scienceblog.com and democracydocket.com. Yando…

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    Comment #46737555

    Interesting to see how this news spread across 45+ media outlets. Yandori tracked the news flow from AP News at 9:31 AM as first to report, then blog.google as the amplifier around…

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    Comment #46737481

    Interesting to see how this story developed across 60 news sources: https://yandori.io/news-flow/story/2026-01-21-10020950-takea...

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    Comment #46737439

    You can see how this story spread across 52 sources over 21 hours here: https://yandori.io/news-flow/story/2026-01-22-10318781-amazo...

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    Comment #46533228

    Full news story coverage/flow here: https://yandori.io/news-flow/story/2026-01-07-6507910-federa...

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    Comment #46533224

    Full news coverage/flow here: https://yandori.io/news-flow/story/2026-01-07-6507910-federa...

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    Comment #46319729

    Here is a clear example (sad news) but you can see how it breaks (via twitter here) and then flows: https://yandori.io/news-flow/story/2025-12-18-3003874-nascar...

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    Show HN: Improved real-time news propagation tracking via source citation graphs

    A few weeks ago I shared Yandori here — a system that tracks how news spreads across ~200k websites in near real time. The main criticism was fair: similarity + RSS timestamps aren…

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    Comment #46127906

    I have a bunch of heuristics - but broadly speaking a new domain + a new good looking site. ie: some legit pages, legit socials, and some real owner/purpose behind it.

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    Comment #46127870

    I don't know if drop shipping is still viable, but there are lots of those types of sites so...

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    Comment #46126019

    I run a system that tracks newly launched websites worldwide. In November it detected 677,544 new sites across 392 countries. Some findings from the dataset: Geography (top countri…

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    Comment #46113487

    Thanks - I got fix for this.

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    Comment #46110779

    FYI - I'll integrate this if anyone want to pay for twitter api fees.

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    Comment #46110706

    I think this could be done, but would require paying more than I want to for the highest level of api access...

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    Comment #46110686

    Yea there is some spam stuff for sure... working on improving filtering it out... I get most of it, but I think especially around the holiday some stuff is getting through... Some …

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    Comment #46110655

    You can kinda tell based on the distribution. Organic spread has less similarity between articles, less syndication, more spread out in timeline of releases... Some stories are ver…

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    Comment #46110617

    I'm polling rss feeds from a bunch top 200k sites in the world. Thanks for that bug feedback - ill get fix.

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    Comment #46110597

    ehh, timezones handles just with some basic parsing logic... I'm not pulling from social media yet.

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    Comment #46110584

    Yea I feel you... Honestly I kinda just whipped this thing up in context of a larger project I'm working on.. so i have not given much thought to who it will serve. "rooting out bi…

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    Comment #46110469

    It's a whole thing... I run a project called websitelaunches, so I have index of basically the whole internet (500M+) sites. I took the top ~200k news related sites from there that…