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andersonnnunes

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About andersonnnunes

https://andersonnnunes.org/

Recent public activity

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    Comment #20957442

    Came here from a recurrent automated search (HTML) that gets transformed to a feed (RSS/Atom), filtered, highlighted, transformed to email (HTML again), and sent to a silo where I …

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    Comment #20856235

    I use RSS/Atom to email, so I just save an .eml and file/organize it on my file system (with all my other files). So I got three independent interfaces: one to configure the feeds,…

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    Comment #20359468

    Yeah, was quite a pleasant surprise, albeit the outlook is not very comforting.

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    Comment #20340730

    I want to create value and receive value, preferably working with innovation and research on information technology, because of my formation on computer science, but any peaceful a…

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    Comment #19799130

    Yeah, the way to go is with a feed reader, so you can set up filters. Takes a while, but nothing is better than having your own personalized news feed.

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    Comment #19797331

    Interesting. Wish you best of luck.

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    Comment #19797295

    Wild guess: the name of people you consider important plus the location in which you live/work? Just in case they ever pass by close to you, so you can try to catch up to them and …

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    Comment #19602207

    I have 50K regexs on a black-list to filter feeds on my reader. AI would help with some, but this brute force method goes a long way too.

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    Comment #16927344

    Here in Brazil, in a public university, I saw a policeman (among others) cheating on exams and professors knowingly ignoring it. Just one case, there were many others. Beware of Br…

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    Comment #16339745

    My feed reader uses a massive blacklist to filters headlines. I only click on headlines that appear interesting to me.