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10 votes
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Curate your own newspaper with RSS
39 votes -
The Danish government deputized private detectorists to unearth artifacts buried in farm fields. Their finds are revealing the country's past in extraordinary detail.
9 votes -
Klara Kristalova, Benjamin Orlow and Tori Wrånes will represent the Nordic Pavilion at the upcoming Venice Biennale
5 votes -
Algorithmic complacency: Algorithms are breaking how we think
82 votes -
Tags for filtering out news content
I've made a strong effort toward intentional news exposure by trying to limit the times I run across news articles. This has "minimized" my exposure to the times when I specifically look to read...
I've made a strong effort toward intentional news exposure by trying to limit the times I run across news articles. This has "minimized" my exposure to the times when I specifically look to read news sources.
I'd be curious to know if anyone here is accomplishing something similar by filtering out Tildes tags and, if so, what does your list look like? Seems to be a hard balance between quieting the unwanted news posts and not limiting exposure to posts and articles I'd like to see.
12 votes -
Trees that traveled to space now live on Earth. Here's where to find them.
16 votes -
The Kids Should See This
32 votes -
I would very much like something akin to TikTok that's subscriber based and without infinite scroll
I'm thinking something I could use for news, with a feed that I curate myself. I'd open the app in the morning and see that I have a feed with five newstoks in it. I swipe to the first one,...
I'm thinking something I could use for news, with a feed that I curate myself. I'd open the app in the morning and see that I have a feed with five newstoks in it. I swipe to the first one, general updates from my local news, swipe for the weather, swipe for sports, etc. They'd all be short-form, and take the same amount of time it would take me to skim a newspaper. Once I get through each "card," my feed is done and I can put the app down and go about my day.
I could curate this feed to contain only the sources I want, and ideally content would not be user-generated, and instead more akin to traditional television with regularly scheduled programs. Then I can check at breakfast and see all the early news programs, check at lunch and see mid-day content, and ditto for the evening.
I'm not going to ruminate about social media, content, and news, but this would be a very refreshing change of pace instead of constantly being protective of my time, since everything is designed to suck away as much of it as possible.
A guy can dream, right?
15 votes -
Introducing the Twitch DJ Program
10 votes -
Johan Röhr's 2,700 songs have been streamed 15bn times – Swedish composer becomes Spotify's most-famous musician you've never heard of
8 votes -
Valve doesn't sell ad space on Steam so it can make room for surprise hits: 'We don't think Steam should be pay-to-win'
76 votes -
Rocking Africa together: Triller & Boomplay are partnering to showcase Africa to the world
4 votes -
Spotify breaks down the mapping tech behind its algorithm | The Tech Behind
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Testing Spotify's virtual radio host – the service curates a stream of songs I've heard before. Do I really need this?
3 votes -
Discover the hidden gems on Spotify that would never normally get surfaced with their algorithms
5 votes -
Spotify and EasyJet to use music preferences to suggest holiday destinations
5 votes -
Do you prefer to hand-pick the music you listen to, or rely on curators/algorithms to decide?
The comments in the Spotify patent thread about their crappy recommendations got me thinking about this. Gonna leave my own answer as a comment below.
19 votes -
Advice for curating, refining, and developing a Spotify playlist that people will actually listen to and follow over time
4 votes -
Spotify begins testing curated podcast playlists
10 votes -
Manga at the Museum 物館の漫画 | Curator's Corner S04 E07
7 votes