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It's surprising a former digg developer describes pagination as hard. Really?


If you would browse 1-100, then 100-200, changes are you are going to see the same links twice, and miss other links, just because the result set had changed in between the two requests. And caching a snapshot per user seems a bit expensive.

Pagination is a mess on Reddit and HN, so maybe he considers pagination "hard to get right"., since no social news aggregator gets it right.


Totally agree, pagination is painfully broken on HN.


It's not hard if you have no traffic.




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