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An aggregator like Feedly is really good in this regard; you can set up sources of interest, add filters, and then- critically- when you reach the end of your f
by ip26 5y ago
An aggregator like Feedly is really good in this regard; you can set up sources of interest, add filters, and then- critically- when you reach the end of your feeds for the day, you're done.
Something like hackernews or reddit is more endless, without a neatly defined "stop". (Of course, I'm still here)