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A wiki could be one way to categorize resources found in HN posts.
I would suggest adding a "vault" for every user, where he himself can bookmark or store those useful links and resources.
The wiki/aggregate idea was based on the fact that useful resources might be hiding in posts/comments.
Hiding them in vaults would clump them together, but the resources would still remain relatively hidden in the user vaults.
Apart from that, a wiki has the added value of organization and summary (a short description or other considerations).
There might be better ways to accomplish this task, though.
The 'Search' tool does a particularly good job of uncovering resources in posts on specific topics. I just found YC startup Hellofax from a search of HN posts by searching 'faxing'.
A wiki would be nice though- with a place for HN/YC sourced apps for any given solution.
Search is great when you already know what to look for -- but we don't always know what we should be looking for.