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I would like to create local archive of certain websites/webpages like interesting articles I read in a way that I can later read them in case they are deleted. Wayback Machine is great but I would like to have more control over the files. Are there any good Chrome extensions or software that I could install to make it as easy as possible to store websites/webpages.

https://www.producthunt.com/posts/trimmed-news-2

I'm here to announce another Hacker News reader. It's certainly not the first app created to read Hacker News but it's something different. I have used other apps for some time but I have never been satisfied with the experience. Hacker News design is old which alone is not a problem but if it's hurting the user experience it can be a problem. And I don't want to bash Hacker News website. In my opinion it's beautiful and I respect the decision to not update it look like every other website nowadays. Or even worst, change it to use React (React is great but Arc is important part of Hacker News’ origin).

Trimmed News is Hacker News reader that shows stories in slides similar to Instagram stories, Snapchat, and many other social media applications. I wanted to use this design style instead of a list because at least I'm reading stories one at a time and then it would be better to show more information about that one item instead of what are the next 10 story titles.

There are two interesting parts I spent some time thinking.

1. The stories change automatically after 10 seconds similar to other story designs (Instagram stories). The decision behind this one was that it's easy to get stuck into some story and start to think something else or just not concentrate properly. This timer keeps at least me more engaged and I can view the stories faster without sacrificing quality. 2. There are only 20 best stories. I thought that often that's how many stories I read because I don't want to waste my time but still get the most important information. I believe that after that the quality start to drop and it is not anymore efficient to read further. It's also a feature that keeps me coming back. Reading (/viewing) 20 items every morning is a goal. It's not too hard but it's just enough to get idea of what is going on in HN community.

Appreciate to hear feedback about the app.

https://trimmednews.com

Hi hackers, I'm offering free machine learning consulting to medium and small companies. I have good knowledge of machine learning (and deep learning) and I hope to see better what kind of problems companies have in real life instead of solving theoretical problems. If you are interested contact me to elias@lankinen.xyz so we can schedule a call and discuss more. I hope that you add the website of your company or some small description to the first email so I can look beforehand what ways I would suggest using machine learning in the company.