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Re: Ask HN: What websites do you visit every day?

#104
When reading everyone’s reply my first thought is how small the web has gotten... but that’s not really true. Everyone has just consolidated to the primary players and best content aggregators. Lots of HN, Reddit, etc. I hope we move to more federated systems but with RSS on a slow death march and no financial incentive to federate I suppose it won’t happen. Long live HN.

Re: Ask HN: What websites do you visit every day?

#107
1) Use inoreader to read many RSS feed headlines and click through to articles of interest. Top RSS feeds: BBC, NYT, BusinessInsider, HN, various personal interests.

2) Facebook: family, friends, and topics of interest.

3) Twitter about 3 or 4 times a week or when something topical occurs.

4) Youtube: first goto for educational and some entertainment videos

5) Amazon: shopping and prime videos

6) Netflix

7) EBay: some things are much cheaper here than Amazon, also bargain hunting and some selling

8) Yahoo finance: stock market

9) Google search, gmail, maps, translate

10) Craigslist: local stuff

11) Wikipedia - background on any topic + read home page daily

Re: Ask HN: What websites do you visit every day?

#108
Arts & Letters Daily (https://www.aldaily.com/)

> Arts & Letters Daily began in 1998 in the belief that the internet could be a vehicle for meaningful intellectual exchange. We’ve since linked to more than 17,000 articles, book reviews, and essays, an archive that adds up to a thinking person’s guide to the world of art and ideas. Denis Dutton, our late founder, called Arts & Letters Daily a "reading list — with attitude," which sums it up just right.

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