Which is denser on information, faster to read, more accessible and works without javascript.
I did whitelist the orangecrumb domain for JS temporarily though. Does look neat, but not the the sort of interface I'm into.
Which is denser on information, faster to read, more accessible and works without javascript.
I did whitelist the orangecrumb domain for JS temporarily though. Does look neat, but not the the sort of interface I'm into.
"Which is denser on information"
Depends, it mostly shows those entries that were not popular or even flagged.
... true. it's frustrating that /from supports site= but not points= and /over supports points= but not site=
Sometimes HN is a bit too minimalist for no good reason IMO.
Well, there's always running curl on the API. Maybe someone out there has made a nice minimalist non-JS interface that merges /from and /over or otherwise uses the API in a simple HTML wrapper.