Why are all of radanskoric's replies in this story marked as [dead]? He is replying to people here and all his comments won't show for people who don't have showdead enabled

And when I check his profile, almost every comment he's made is also marked as [dead] - but I don't see a good reason why?

Thank you again for notifying me about this. I emailed dang and he restored my account right away! :)

Good question, you might want to email dang hn@ycombinator.com and ask - it goes back to 2022 and might be related to excessive self promotion, something else, or even an accidental click.

i'm in the right place so!

you can change the language to english by clicking the flag in the upper-left corner and selecting `EU`

Well done! This is the project I've been trying to build in my spare time, and you have beat me to it!

I would also favour seeing a hn-theme that preserved the colours and fonts :)

It's the only community I've found on the modern internet that I look forward to returning to on a daily basis

Thanks, I used that CSV to download all the WAV files, but the final size was... very large... so I converted them all to OPUS :)

The total size is now ~17G. If anyone wants the converted files, I made a .torrent: https://tinyurl.com/y6xn8ksj

I use this bookmarklet to collapse all the top comment threads on a hacker news story. I usually do this for stories where there's a lot of threads, and use the currently open thread is my "bookmark". It collapses 1 thread a second (any faster and the toggle request may not succeed):

  javascript: var TIMER_WAIT = 1000; var timer = 0; var topComment = []; var list = document.getElementsByClassName('togg'); for (let item of list) { if (item.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.parentElement.getElementsByTagName('img')[0].width == 0) topComment.push(item) }; for (let item of topComment) { setTimeout(() => { console.log("toggling comment by " + item.parentNode.getElementsByClassName('hnuser')[0].innerText); item.click(); }, timer + TIMER_WAIT); timer = timer + TIMER_WAIT; }

I convert emails to JSON, and then import them into Meilisearch, which handles the indexing. Search is instantaneous (CLI/browser). Run the app locally using docker, or deploy it on a cloud service like DigitalOcean (Meilisearch droplet). I don't know if the solution appeals to you, but for me it's very useful

It might work, could you explain how you convert emails to JSON? There could be quotations, attachments etc - is there a script for that? Maybe a manual somewhere?