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Comment #44813592
This is the routine I perfected for myself as a nomad after a lot of trial and error: - In the morning, I work at the Airbnb/hotel. I start the day without worries about packing/un…
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Comment #43477945
I am having the same problem recently. I want to get a degree in a non-tech-related area, Biological Science, but although there are online options, they are expensive, and this de…
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Comment #40974473
The menu on the left on desktop is working. It seems only the links on the first page are broken.
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Comment #40744921
> Warning: very difficult! Skip after trying a lot. I think "very difficult" is misleading here. It implies there is an answer if you try hard enough.
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Comment #39551845
videos: https://www.biorxiv.org/content/10.1101/2023.12.08.570879v1....
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Comment #39452413
Well, you are using javascript anyway so here it is a 163 bytes solution without the back button problem and iframe hack: onclick=async e=>{x=e.target.dataset.x;if(x){e.preventDefa…
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Comment #25789858
I'm working on a JSON-based blog platform using the concept of WDR ( https://webdatarender.com )!
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Comment #25751212
I think that should be the default, all parents collapsed. Very neat. If you want a quick preview, you can copy the code on this page[1] from the GitHub repo directly and paste it …
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Comment #25650886
I released WDR (Web Data Render) a few days ago here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25352385 and now I'm working on a blog platform around this concept. I also created an op…
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Comment #25429479
I have forgotten endless scrolling. And now I remembered scroll hijacking.
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Ask HN: What do you hate most about modern websites?
My top 3 are: - Cookie consent popup - Excess animations - Menu overlay
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Comment #25419223
A few days ago, I released WDR (Web Data Render), a simple idea to separate website data and presentation. It received a lot of attention[1] and invaluable feedback! But a lot of t…
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Comment #25364909
This is odd. This is my version and OS too. What error is showing to you?
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Comment #25364802
Embed the initiator that could be as complex as you like to make senses on-the-fly to the JSON. Very cool!
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Comment #25364136
This is the exact motivation of the project. One of the next steps is to provide a global user preference to signal the render. One step at a time.
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Comment #25355185
Not really, Google and Bing will read the page correctly with Javascript. Check the page insight: https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/?url=... But it would be ev…
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Comment #25355132
The website uses the basic render, that is just a start to make it easy to create a page quickly. But ideally, you create a custom render, that will not depend on the order.
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Comment #25355058
You are correct. Sometimes, some markup is inevitable. You can try to break down the information to render separately, but it is not always possible. So I think a little bit of mar…
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Comment #25354993
hmm, I didn't find this error locally either. I will try using file://. Thanks for the report. Also, if you are interested, the project is on GitHub: https://github.com/webdatarend…
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Comment #25354961
This is cool, an adaptive feed!
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Comment #25354891
>I think a hard problem ahead would be how to convince other people to also adopt this framework, and how to make sure that people are using the same JSON keys to mean the same thi…
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Comment #25354704
Yeah, it is kind the same, but with the same page.
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Comment #25354625
This is actually the exact opposite of why I have created WDR. The JSON is supposed to be only pure data. All the markup should be inside the render.
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Comment #25354612
I don't see this error on FF. Are you seeing this on the console? I put the meta tag to render some special characters without relying on the server, but HTTP header would be a bet…