It seems like the kind of thing I would naturally post if I came across it, so a bunch of submissions over 3 days makes me think a bunch of people saw it and when they saw it said huh, I will submit to HN.
I think that makes more sense than some spam campaign for this.
it depends on how much interest was shown, I've definitely posted things and then they get posted again less than 24 hours later and it is that second post that takes off.
Which fonts are you seeing not looking good? It seems perfectly readable sans-serif and monospace wise, but could be system preferences on what fonts to use?
It seems like the kind of thing I would naturally post if I came across it, so a bunch of submissions over 3 days makes me think a bunch of people saw it and when they saw it said huh, I will submit to HN.
I think that makes more sense than some spam campaign for this.
I’m wondering how this is possible. Usually when you submit something that has been already posted recently, HN will upvote the existing post instead.
it depends on how much interest was shown, I've definitely posted things and then they get posted again less than 24 hours later and it is that second post that takes off.
I'm the author and content lead at Tigris. My policy for the team is "do not self post to hacker news".
it's a shit website with awful fonts, certainly
Which fonts are you seeing not looking good? It seems perfectly readable sans-serif and monospace wise, but could be system preferences on what fonts to use?