eugenv

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by eugenv 9y ago
I'm going to swoop in and recommend (read: shameless plug) my own RSS reader, Zuperlist. It's trying to do things a little differently: it prioritizes topics the user cares about. More details are on the home page: https:/&#
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by eugenv 9y ago
Well, first I'm trying to validate this idea and see if enough people find it interesting. Any future direction depends quite a lot on the feedback that I receive.
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by eugenv 9y ago
Hello and thank you for your feedback! I decided to go with the tile design for the MVP precisely to improve skimming. Just by looking at the image you could get an idea about what the news/article is about. But I understand your point
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by eugenv 9y ago
Thanks for the feedback! Well, I hate it when some sites show you a large monthly price and in a corner it says "billed anually." So I wanted to be as clear as possible.
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by eugenv 9y ago
No, I didn't plan to have a desktop version until now. But anything could change, based on feedback :)
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by eugenv 9y ago
I started this because I wanted a single place for me to deal with both high-volume and low-volume sites/blogs and give me control in both scenarios. Regarding the subscription model: I wanted to validate the idea and see if it could s
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by eugenv 9y ago
I didn't include this feature in the MVP. However, if you want me to manually delete your account, log in, go to Menu > Send Feedback and just type "Delete my account."
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by eugenv 9y ago
Yes, you can export the list of subscribed sites to an OPML file that you can later import in another RSS reader.
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by eugenv 9y ago
I understand. That's why I added the feature to bypass the recommendations engine for some feeds, so that you could still see everything published by favorite blogs. That way the recommendations engine can only watch high-volume sites.
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by eugenv 9y ago
No, it's not open source at the moment.
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by eugenv 9y ago
Thanks! I use a python lib (feedparser) for parsing the RSS.
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by eugenv 9y ago
Hello HN, I've been working for a while on an intelligent RSS news reader. At its core, it works just like any other RSS news reader: you subscribe to the sites that you want to follow and you get delivered everything published there.
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Show HN: I made an RSS News Reader that prioritizes topics you care about(zuperlist.com)
61 points by eugenv 9y ago|29 comments
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by eugenv 9y ago
Hello HN, I've been working for a while on an intelligent RSS news reader. At its core, it works just like any other RSS news reader: you subscribe to the sites that you want to follow and you get delivered everything published there.
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Show HN: Zuperlist – An RSS News Reader that prioritizes topics you care about(zuperlist.com)
3 points by eugenv 9y ago|1 comments
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by eugenv 9y ago
At least it's reversible, so that's a step forward.
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by eugenv 9y ago
The article says that there's a 3% to 6% reduction in transit usage. That's too low to mean anything yet. The biggest hit to transit will be when such a ride-hailing service launches an autonomous electric UberPool-like service, b