I use http://serializer.charlieegan3.com/ as filter.
Ask HN: How do you manage to go through so much of good content posted on HN?
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Re: Ask HN: How do you manage to go through so much of good content posted on HN?
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Re: Ask HN: How do you manage to go through so much of good content posted on HN?
#13I use feedly to manage rss. I like to read comments about the article more than the article itself.
Re: Ask HN: How do you manage to go through so much of good content posted on HN?
#14RSS reader. I use Feedly to subscribe HN altogether with dozen of other sources and receive somewhat around a hundred posts daily. I read through all headlines. But only go through a few that really interest me.
It doesn't help much with filtering content but it help you make sure you don't miss anything interesting.
Re: Ask HN: How do you manage to go through so much of good content posted on HN?
#15I also use Pocket - each evening I go through my RSS reader (HN is included) and click what looks interesting, I skim the article (10 secs) and if it indeed looks interesting/useful/valuable I save it to Pocket and I add a label. Labels help me to revisit Pocket in a more systematic way and I also re-filter Pocket from time to time.
Can you or anyone recommend some good RSS readers these days? Thanks.
Re: Ask HN: How do you manage to go through so much of good content posted on HN?
#16Firefox mostly, but I get what you are asking for. Ultimately my brain, I know I should bookmark more great links, but I guess in the end I just hope I remember them.
Besides that, just have my own forked merge of exolymph's and m4tthumphrey's replies.
As in another discussion, it's just part of life.. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=16338723 . If it wasn't HN, it would be slashdot, or ars, or medium, or searching deep into the web for ghost hosts.
Re: Ask HN: How do you manage to go through so much of good content posted on HN?
#17I mainly read the comments, rarely the articles themselves. (That's not to say that I don't read articles in general — I do, but I mostly find them via Twitter.) Usually, I'm much more interested in what the community has to say about a given topic or issue than I am about the object-level news.
Same. I use hckrnews.com to have an up-to-date list of recent topics discussed on HN, quickly skim it for headlines that stand out, but mostly focusing on highly-commented posts (50+ when in the morning, 20+ later on in the day), and I read comments first.
Re: Ask HN: How do you manage to go through so much of good content posted on HN?
#18I open up links to articles that seem interesting to me at that moment, skim through and find out if it is indeed still interesting, leave it in a browser tab to come to later. I come back to my browser tabs and ask myself if I still am interested in the article. Close it if the answer isn't a resounding yes.
Re: Ask HN: How do you manage to go through so much of good content posted on HN?
#19I read through half and then bookmark everything. I have years of articles to go through. So, I don't actually manage it, and really need to.
Re: Ask HN: How do you manage to go through so much of good content posted on HN?
#20I also use Pocket - each evening I go through my RSS reader (HN is included) and click what looks interesting, I skim the article (10 secs) and if it indeed looks interesting/useful/valuable I save it to Pocket and I add a label. Labels help me to revisit Pocket in a more systematic way and I also re-filter Pocket from time to time.
Can you or anyone recommend some good RSS readers these days? Thanks.
Inoreader is by far the best option!