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When it's a slow news day I look through them like my own currated hacker news or reddit.
From time to time I change browsers or something and declare bookmark bankruptcy.
I have UpNotes which is pretty nice. That I used all the time.
If something gives me an idea or I remember something, I write something down under an "ideas" or "project" catalog.
Next step is to stop spending "a lot of time" looking at HN, Reddit, etc... These are life wasting activities that sap energy and lead to mild, undiagnosed psychosis in most people.
See, the problem is the keywords : the way we search for it later will sometimes not lead (directly anyway) to the original keywords/results. So, The day we will have good enough NLP search for history/bookmarks/notes, this problem will be mostly solved.
This is already on the way -> https://get.mem.ai/mem-x | https://heyday.xyz/
That being said, if it is important, it should be better categorized/tagged. Otherwise, It is often best to just let it go (as many pointed out).
Save it to a "read it later" app. Forget all about it. Move on with life. When you need something, search for it. By that time, there will be a hundred other hits saying or doing the same thing. If you really want to remember something, write it down in a giant text file with a date stamp. You'll still forget it, but you'll more likely remember it exists later if you need it. Next step is to stop spending "a lot of t…
I actually might put it a few hours this week though.