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I’m building histre - a knowledge tool for individuals and teams.\n\nOne of the features of histre is to auto-organize your knowledge. I thought that a fun way to demo that could be to apply that to the Hacker News front page.\n\nThis page mirrors HN with tags automatically applied: https:\u002F\u002Fhistre.com\u002Fhn\u002F\n\nYou can filter by or exclude multiple tags. For example, if you’re tired of posts related to ai and politics, this will remove them https:\u002F\u002Fhistre.com\u002Fhn\u002F?tags=+all-ai-politics\n\nThe tags for the posts are picked by gpt-3.5\n\nYou can get these tags inside Hacker News itself wi",{"problem":50,"audience":56,"pricing":57,"motivation":63,"time_to_build":56,"stack":67,"openness":87,"stage":88,"team_size":89},{"value":51,"source":52,"evidence":53},"Hard to filter Hacker News front page by topic","maker",[54],{"id":55},"post",null,{"value":58,"source":52,"evidence":59},"Possible freemium; histre has other paid features",[60],{"id":61,"by":11,"text":62},"35908431","Thank you! I do plan to extend this, if people are interested. GPT-3.5 is pretty cheap and I'm able to keep the number of tokens small. https:\u002F\u002Fhistre.com\u002F has other paid…",{"value":64,"source":52,"evidence":65},"Demo auto-organizing feature of histre knowledge tool on HN front page",[66],{"id":55},[68,75,81],{"value":69,"source":52,"evidence":70},"gpt-3.5 used for tag selection",[71,72],{"id":55},{"id":73,"by":11,"text":74},"35905281","I extract the titles (h1,h2,h3) and meta data from the page content and send that along with the prompt to gpt-3.5 to pick the relevant tags from a set of tags.",{"value":76,"source":52,"evidence":77},"Python requests library used for fetching pages",[78],{"id":79,"by":11,"text":80},"35924152","When that page was fetched using the Python requests library, it returned ``` \u003Ch1>JavaScript is not available.\u003C\u002Fh1> ```",{"value":82,"source":52,"evidence":83},"Manifest v3 browser extension, transformed to v2 for Firefox",[84],{"id":85,"by":11,"text":86},"35920119","Thanks, I'm glad you appreciate it! It wasn't as straightforward as it could've been as Chrome only accepts Manifest v3 now, and Firefox has some issues with Manifest v3. The…","open_source","launched","unknown",{"praise":91,"objections":114,"requests":151,"questions":177,"alternatives":192},[92,107],{"value":93,"source":94,"evidence":95},"Useful idea and filtering to exclude topics","commenter",[96,99,103],{"id":97,"by":11,"text":98},"35918856","Some cool uses for this: - Remove AI and Crypto from HN https:\u002F\u002Fhistre.com\u002Fhn\u002F?tags=+all-ai-cryptocurrency - Don't miss any Lisp news https:\u002F\u002Fhistre.com\u002Fhn\u002F?tags=+emacs+lisp",{"id":100,"by":101,"text":102},"35921238","escapedmoose","I like the idea here, but content isn’t getting tagged in quite enough detail to make it useful for me personally (yet). I would LOVE the ability to exclude all Twitter and Tesla…",{"id":104,"by":105,"text":106},"35926513","NicoJuicy","I made a very similar product, but you're layout is much more polished. Using it as personal kb too, i also crawl the top HN pages instead of mirroring it separately. I consider…",{"value":108,"source":94,"evidence":109},"Firefox and browser extension support appreciated",[110],{"id":111,"by":112,"text":113},"35920069","AlchemistCamp","Thank you for launching with Firefox support!",[115,129,140],{"value":116,"source":94,"evidence":117},"Tags are inaccurate or too coarse, e.g. ml tag mixes ML and programming language",[118,122,125],{"id":119,"by":120,"text":121},"35919005","yakubin","Sadly the “ml” tag is applied both to posts about machine learning and to posts about the programming language. I’m interested in the latter, but not the former.",{"id":123,"by":120,"text":124},"35919041","The “ml” tag on lobste.rs is about SML and OCaml, not machine learning (which is under “ai”), while here it seems to be about both. I find the original lobste.rs classification…",{"id":126,"by":127,"text":128},"35914603","qwerty456127","Why is \"Tesla cancels Model S and Model X deliveries in Australia and other RHD markets\" labelled simply as \"news\". I would tag Tesla, cancellation, Australia, markets. \"New…",{"value":130,"source":94,"evidence":131},"Low contrast and small font on mobile",[132,136],{"id":133,"by":134,"text":135},"35921475","etra0","This looks like a very useful tool, but the contrast ratio is so low that I have a hard time looking at it. I don't know if there's a way to measure that for accessibility but…",{"id":137,"by":138,"text":139},"35919221","classified","Too bad the font is unreadbly small on mobile.",{"value":141,"source":94,"evidence":142},"Tags are placed too far right and layout is not dense",[143,147],{"id":144,"by":145,"text":146},"35920821","phailhaus","Neat! One suggestion is that the tags are wayyyy off to the right hand side, making them less noticeable when scanning through posts. I think if you moved them underneath the…",{"id":148,"by":149,"text":150},"35919256","welder","I already use your HN integration to share my upvotes with friends and see their upvotes inline on the HN site [0]. Here's my feed of things I've upvoted [1]. It's the only HN…",[152,159,166,173],{"value":153,"source":94,"evidence":154},"Add company, industry and country tags",[155],{"id":156,"by":157,"text":158},"35918989","8ytecoder","I agree - but you should also add some dynamic tags - \u003Ccompany>, \u003Cindustry> and \u003Ccountry> - for example are very useful.",{"value":160,"source":94,"evidence":161},"Crowdsourced or user-written tags",[162],{"id":163,"by":164,"text":165},"35922571","causality0","I would prefer to have crowdsourced user-written tags instead of AI. That would let us make genuinely useful tags, like \"author is an ignoramus\" or \"article takes ten pages to…",{"value":167,"source":94,"evidence":168},"Exclude tags in the browser extension",[169],{"id":170,"by":171,"text":172},"35926616","suvasco","I'd love to see the full list. Also, is there a way to filter posts using the chrome extension to exclude some tags?",{"value":174,"source":94,"evidence":175},"Dense layout like HN",[176],{"id":148,"by":149,"text":150},[178,185],{"value":179,"source":94,"evidence":180},"How tags were chosen for the ontology",[181],{"id":182,"by":183,"text":184},"35905296","smilliken","How do you decide which tags get in included in the ontology?",{"value":186,"source":94,"evidence":187},"How the JavaScript tag was assigned to a non-JS story",[188],{"id":189,"by":190,"text":191},"35924028","hammyhavoc","Would love to know how it decided it was JavaScript-related.",[193,199,206,210],{"value":194,"source":94,"evidence":195},"lobste.rs tag list",[196],{"id":197,"by":11,"text":198},"35905331","I extracted tags from here https:\u002F\u002Flobste.rs\u002Ftags and expanded on just from reading a lot of HN",{"value":200,"source":94,"evidence":201},"dev.to tags",[202],{"id":203,"by":204,"text":205},"35919130","croisillon","I agree, the list should be somehow curated, like dev.to",{"value":207,"source":94,"evidence":208},"SponsorBlock",[209],{"id":163,"by":164,"text":165},{"value":211,"source":94,"evidence":212},"hnreplies",[213],{"id":148,"by":149,"text":150},{"comments":215,"answered":216,"key":217},24,8,[218,219,222],{"id":97,"text":98},{"id":220,"text":221},"35921909","* * *",{"id":223,"text":224},"35919287","Thanks for using that feature! 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