Craigslist. Here is something novel: let html and browsers do their job. Let your browser process simple html at light speed. Let GET be idempotent. Let users be anonymous while getting information.
That doesn't sound like it will let someone spend <2 years building their resume without regard to the consequences before moving on to repeat the process at a different SV company though.
The UI could be improved on mobile.
The links are quite close one to each other and I regularly tap the wrong one, especially when I want to hide a tree of comments or a topic on the main page.
It is, but unfortunately the HTML structure is quite horrible. It is built less like a web page and more like an Excel spreadsheet. Makes it terribly hard to parse automatically.
As a bonus, a normal website that doesn't do anything fancy generally has significantly better accessibility than a website that has a novel interface.
