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I am increasingly finding Twitter very hard to follow. And it isn't the content but my usage patten doesn't fit it. I want it to be more like a RSS Reader where all of my followed account are listed. And categorised by their Topic. So these group of people belongs to Tech, those belongs to politics etc...
Everyday that will be Feedly, HN. Twitter and Youtube are very close but not everyday. And google of course, We cant do anything on the internet without a search engine. I am increasingly finding Twitter very hard to follow. And it isn't the content but my usage patten doesn't fit it. I want it to be more like a RSS Reader where all of my followed account are listed. And categorised by their Topic. So these group of…
This thread has a real data mining feel to it news.ycombinator.com arxiv.org google.com
* Zerohedge
* Coinmarketcap
* StackOverflow
I’m shocked no one reads slashdot anymore 1. Slashdot 2. News.Google.com 3. Hacker news/GitHub issues and discussions 4. Reddit (politics, late stage capitalism, world news)/4chan/various .win sites (to understand both sides of political aisle) 5. Arstechnica/osnews.com 6. My personal kanban/logs/notifications aggregator webapps
Fox News? Why...
* https://reclaimthenet.org/ for news on free speech and cancel culture
* https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNdA_qZp4eQP5orJ1BsRBWA for wisdom from Thomas Sowell
* https://newdiscourses.com/ for educating myself on critical race theory
This is great! (And someone should aggregate the results of this thread by popularity...) Mine (Not including work-related apps or Gmail) * Hacker News (news.ycombinator.com) * Reddit (old.reddit.com) * NY Times (nytimes.com) * Polygon PC games (polygon.com/pc) * ProductHunt (producthunt.com) * Wired (wired.com) * Behance (behance.net) * Dribbble (dribbble.com)