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I suppose it depends entirely on the execution but for me, sites like Hacker News, Techmeme, Digg, Reddit, et al have this space pretty well covered. The core
by zacharye 18y ago
I suppose it depends entirely on the execution but for me, sites like Hacker News, Techmeme, Digg, Reddit, et al have this space pretty well covered.
The core problem I see arising: If you're doing this manually (and solo) and you don't want to "have to spend hours a day reading blogs," the odds of coming up with good content from varying sources is a bit unlikely, no?
- jasonlbaptiste 18y agoHacker news + Digg sum up what you "should" be reading, but you still have to read a ton to get all of it taken care of. Techmeme, sums up what you should read and the 20 articles like it. Think of cuili. Big takeaways were: - Former google employees - Bigger index by x amount - 33 mil in venture funding. - Search results arent that accurate for reasons xyz