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I don't want to remove all mentions. If I'm reading an article about something else and it happens to mention something on my list, that's fine. I just want to
by esperent 3y ago
I don't want to remove all mentions. If I'm reading an article about something else and it happens to mention something on my list, that's fine. I just want to remove all the top level articles and posts about these things.
It's not about being triggered by anything or trying to hide from anything. I also don't need (or even want) 100% efficacy. It's about cleaning up noise. For example, at this point I'm fully aware that Musk has turned Twitter into even more of a cesspool. I don't need any more information about that. And yet I get it, all the latest "juicy Musk gossip" any time I go near any tech sites. And it's just noise to me at this point.
Same with American politics. I'm not from the US so I'd be happy with a short monthly synopsis on what's happening there. But on the English speaking web, American politics is everywhere. It's exhausting. I want to filter it, reclaim the attention it steals from me while still being engaged with online society to a degree that I choose. And I believe that reclaiming this attention, energy, and time would allow me to engage more with subjects I do care about.
- beepbooptheory 3y agoI see, that totally makes sense, but in that case it doesn't seem like you need a fancy AI for this, or at least it feels way overkill for what you actually want here.
- esperent 3y agoUsing an LLM allows for more flexible filters e.g. clickbait, celebrity news, people trolling in comments.