The front page of HN almost exactly 5 years ago
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The front page of HN almost exactly 5 years ago
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Re: The front page of HN almost exactly 5 years ago
#2Wow. Looks very much like the front page today!
:)
You posted the wrong link.
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#3"Innovative New Rails Host: Online IDE, Web Console, Instantly Live"
It's been five years since the launch of Heroku?
Re: The front page of HN almost exactly 5 years ago
#4"Innovative New Rails Host: Online IDE, Web Console, Instantly Live" It's been five years since the launch of Heroku?
June 2007: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heroku
Re: The front page of HN almost exactly 5 years ago
#5Interesting how the articles on the HN homepage are almost timeless. Many of those articles I find just as interesting as the one's posted on today's homepage (perhaps more interesting since there's more programming and less consumer tech news).
Re: The front page of HN almost exactly 5 years ago
#6Interesting how the articles on the HN homepage are almost timeless. Many of those articles I find just as interesting as the one's posted on today's homepage (perhaps more interesting since there's more programming and less consumer tech news).
Totally true. I caught myself exploring some of the "old" links myself.
Re: The front page of HN almost exactly 5 years ago
#76th item on the list --> "8 points by hhm 9 hours ago"
Wow, talk about points inflation!
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#8I was hoping to see at least one person showing off their HN re-design. ;)
Re: The front page of HN almost exactly 5 years ago
#9Interesting how the articles on the HN homepage are almost timeless. Many of those articles I find just as interesting as the one's posted on today's homepage (perhaps more interesting since there's more programming and less consumer tech news).
A lot of good content is buried in archives of good blogs/news sites, and popular aggregators such as Flipboard completely ignore anything but the freshest materials. I worked on FavoritePosts.com a while back, it basically helps you discover older content that's otherwise invisible due to our existing content consumption habits. Maybe I should launch what I have so far.. It's like Prismatic for older stuff.
Re: The front page of HN almost exactly 5 years ago
#10Interesting how the articles on the HN homepage are almost timeless. Many of those articles I find just as interesting as the one's posted on today's homepage (perhaps more interesting since there's more programming and less consumer tech news).
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