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I felt the same way until I had the following problem: 1. By subscribing to something that always had good content I missed quite a bit from occasional interes
by robohamburger 10y ago
I felt the same way until I had the following problem:
1. By subscribing to something that always had good content I missed quite a bit from occasional interesting posts on other feeds.
2. Subscribed to those occasionally good feeds. Now I have way too many feeds.
3. Screw it time to just use HN, social media and reddit.
4. Miss interesting articles not on those networks.
5. Now I use both rss, email lists, HN, social media/give up and miss interesting articles.
I would use a product that was a really good classifier for articles I would like and aggressively found them for me. I don't have enough time in the day to read through every blog post someone writes.
Cooler yet if the trained model were portable and I could use it in other applications.
- reitanqild 10y agoI used to love Google Desktop Search for this feature: It would create an automatically updated stream of articles based on (I guess) RSS feeds of recently visited sites. Sometimes someone asks what we would pay for. I think I would pay USD25 without much hesitation to get that thing back exactly as I remember it.
- robohamburger 10y agoI feel that way about a lot of google products. If they combined that tech with reader (RIP old friend) I would pay monthly.
- tschellenbach 10y agoZite used to do this for me. Hope we'll get Winds to that level.