Love it. Theme is pretty but really hard to read! Please use more contrast.
Noted, thank you!
Show HN: HackerNews but for research papers
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Re: Show HN: HackerNews but for research papers
#72mobile is non-functional: https://ibb.co/FByhmNb
rather than open pdf directly, it would be better to take me to the arXiv page, since i can do more there (like use semantic scholar to find related papers quickly)
i like the potential
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#73I love love love this idea! The papers all look like they're from April? Any chance to get more recent stuff?
Gotta re-run my scraping program, will get the latest papers from arxiv.org
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#74Needs a search for sure
Noted, will def add thank you
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#75Just so you know, some campus networks block the .xyz domain. I can’t access this from my university WiFi.
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#76Biochemistry subject seems to be missing Edit: law, taxes, accounting, physics, astronomy, communications, zoology, weather just to name a few more topics
Noted! Thanks for the feedback
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#77Just so you know, some campus networks block the .xyz domain. I can’t access this from my university WiFi.
Have you tried switching to a public DNS server? 8.8.8.8 for example? Assuming you want to circumvent the block
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#78Sign in doesn't show an error or log me in on mobile.
Noted, will look into this thank you
Re: Show HN: HackerNews but for research papers
#79Did you consider just running a Lemmy instance with perhaps different time decay parameters?
Can you explain? Don't know what a Lemmy instance is. I did think about using time decay to give a more HN-like experience but haven't gotten around to implementing it yet.
Re: Show HN: HackerNews but for research papers
#80I like the idea! A few things I noted: 1) despite the paged UI, the API call /rest/v1/arxiv_papers?select=*&order=published.desc is downloading all 708 articles. You will find the UI more snappy if you do server-side paging. b) most of the javascript is cached, but not all of it, e.g., page-script.js