My friend Greg often posts incredible things he just made, just for fun.

Often, I don't realize that it's something HE made and then I see the URL, AND IT'S MY FRIEND, GREG!

A few things he made that I think are amazing:

- ikea complexity index: https://ikea.greg.technology/

- Boing: https://boing.greg.technology/

I want to make sure I don't miss anything from him, so I created this Chrome extension that flags things posted by Greg, or linking to his website or a subdomain.

I hope other people will install the extension and never miss anything Greg made.


• jason_pon a minute ago

It's look interesting with his head icon

• mtlynch 7 minutes ago

I haven't seen Greg's stuff before, but I discovered Disco through this, and it looks neat:

https://disco.cloud/

• gregsadetsky 2 hours ago

I’m obviously biased, but I’m also extremely grateful. Thank you!!!!

• pokpokpok 17 minutes ago

This is helpful but I'm worried about false negatives, are you working on more advanced greg detecting algorithms?

• proteusvacuum 33 minutes ago

I didn't know I needed this, thank you!!! Also, hi Antoine!

• antoineleclair 28 minutes ago

Hi! HN is such a small world.

• lanewinfield an hour ago

i usually go to gcombinator for my greg updates

• gregsadetsky 41 minutes ago

obligatory link to our dear friend Guy's Guycombinator site!!!

https://www.guycombinator.net/

• fcjr an hour ago

I do love seeing my friend greg here

• gregsadetsky an hour ago

I was just talking about you in another thread!! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49690457

• jmgrosen 9 minutes ago

hope to get a greg collab on here sometime

• LoganDark an hour ago

This is awesome! The idea can be generalized too:

- Highlight comments from a customizable set of particular authors

- Highlight commenters that reply within their subthreads

But of course, that loses some of the charm of working just for Greg :)

• hopelezz an hour ago

Was literally going to say this.

• jryio an hour ago

Hi Greg it's you!

• tamimio 23 minutes ago

Please don’t turn this into an e-celebrity twitter clone with all that circlejerking, it would be even better to remove the authors name, just whatever the content/comment is posted that matters, someone might like a post from an author but don’t like the other post, seeing the author might prevent proper criticism or add bias, an author-anonymous contents are the best.