Also on a related note, I created a Greasemonkey script that allows you to navigate through the comments chronologically, using the right and left arrow keys. It helps with the problem that, once a thread becomes mature, it's hard to find the latest comments that were added.
It searches for specific usernames in a comment thread (replicating the ctrl+f 'by $username' trick that stopped working when the comment-header syntax changed to hide comment karma), then scrolls to the next result every time you re-click it. You choose the usernames to search for by editing the query variable in the bookmarklet.
I love the simplicity of HN polls, but if you use GoPollGo, you can see votes segmented by different countries/states/district. Soon we'll be adding the ability to split votes by age/gender/browser/os/referring website.
[+] [-] jaekwon|14 years ago|reply
[+] [-] sendos|14 years ago|reply
https://gist.github.com/1187770
[+] [-] morrow|14 years ago|reply
https://gist.github.com/1293929
It searches for specific usernames in a comment thread (replicating the ctrl+f 'by $username' trick that stopped working when the comment-header syntax changed to hide comment karma), then scrolls to the next result every time you re-click it. You choose the usernames to search for by editing the query variable in the bookmarklet.
[+] [-] unknown|14 years ago|reply
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[+] [-] ComputerGuru|14 years ago|reply
Unfortunately, my chrome bookmarks bar is completely filled up with other bookmarklets like this.
[+] [-] alexknight|14 years ago|reply
[+] [-] potomak|14 years ago|reply
[+] [-] BenSchaechter|14 years ago|reply
I love the simplicity of HN polls, but if you use GoPollGo, you can see votes segmented by different countries/states/district. Soon we'll be adding the ability to split votes by age/gender/browser/os/referring website.
Example: http://gopollgo.com/the-company-you-choose-remains-the-other...