Hacker News with Generative AI: Content Consumption

Ask HN: How do you consume HN? (ycombinator.com)
HN account for majority of my open tabs. With a very dynamic top submissions list, I struggle to keep up with all the content and conversations. I was wondering how do you consume content you're interested in on this site? How do you keep up with topics and conversations?
Hacker News, User Experience, Content Consumption, Information Overload
15 points by franczesko 21 days ago | 19 comments
Crawlers impact the operations of the Wikimedia projects (wikimedia.org)
Since the beginning of 2024, the demand for the content created by the Wikimedia volunteer community – especially for the 144 million images, videos, and other files on Wikimedia Commons – has grown significantly. In this post, we’ll discuss the reasons for this trend and its impact.
Wikimedia, Content Consumption, Community Impact
9 points by ColinWright 24 days ago | 0 comments
When so much knowledge is produced every day, how do you keep up? (ycombinator.com)
Between newsletters, podcasts, Youtube videos, (tech) news, articles, and (of course) books, how does one keep up with it?
Information Overload, Knowledge Management, Learning, Content Consumption
21 points by frabia 25 days ago | 17 comments
If your content is only on social media, I'm not going to see it (coryd.dev)
If you only post on social media, I won't see it. If you don't have an RSS feed, I won't follow it, I won't subscribe to it. I don't want want your app because I don't want a homescreen full of apps for publications and platforms.[1]
RSS, Social Media, Content Consumption, Web Design, Digital Publishing
5 points by divdivtable 51 days ago | 1 comments
Please help me find better blogs to read (ycombinator.com)
Sick and tired of standard narratives about DeepSeek or some asinine political theater. I just wanna enjoy the things I read.
Blogging, Personalization, Content Consumption
59 points by iwatog 81 days ago | 69 comments
A note on estimated reading times (baldurbjarnason.com)
People have been writing a bit about “estimated reading time”, the feature where a link to something is accompanied by an estimate of how long it will take you to read it.
Web Design, User Experience, Content Consumption
14 points by saeedesmaili 217 days ago | 7 comments