How do you keep up with all the HN?
I don't understand. Google Reader has reached well over the 1000 news posts, and I can't keep up. Does any one keep up?
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I have the RSS feed in Netvibes that I check during the day/evening. I don't read everything, just skim through the titles trying to find what seems interesting to me. And from this I mark as "to read later" every article that I like but is too long to read now or to be sure to come back for comments later.
Then I also skim through the Ask HN/newest posts depending on the workload.
You don't have to follow everything, read everything, just skim through the topic that interest you. Overtime you'll instinctively dismiss a lot of articles just by their title.
And anyway, just go to the "frontpage" of HN to see which threads are really popular at a given moment.
Then I also skim through the Ask HN/newest posts depending on the workload.
You don't have to follow everything, read everything, just skim through the topic that interest you. Overtime you'll instinctively dismiss a lot of articles just by their title.
And anyway, just go to the "frontpage" of HN to see which threads are really popular at a given moment.
I really like Hacker Newsletter. They send me a e-mail with the biggest stories from HN every friday.
http://www.hackernewsletter.com/
http://www.hackernewsletter.com/
I don't read HN in reader. Nor do I bother trying to read everything, maybe just 10%. If it's important it'll either stay on the front page for a long time, or it will get reposted sooner or later.
I check the "new" section and "popular stories" section once every 3 minutes.
Well, okay, not that often. But close.
Well, okay, not that often. But close.
Well, obviously the solution is to just check it 100 times a day! :)
(that's what I do)
(that's what I do)