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Changed how indexing works when hn[id] is called #1402
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The site has the indexing done so it starts from 1, and not 0. This makes quoting the actual Hacker News post a hassle because you have to always substract 1 to get the actual article link and title.
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Changed how indexing works when hn[id] is called
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The site has the indexing done so it starts from 1, and not 0. This makes quoting the actual Hacker News post a hassle because you have to always substract 1 to get the actual article link and title.
Eg.
And we before had to call the script using
hn[0]to get the following response: