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Ask HN: How do you keep up with current events/news

2 pointsby vishalzone2002almost 10 years ago
I sometimes so overwhelmed with current events&#x2F;news from the various topics that interest me. Right now I just use google news but often find it not so useful and noisy.<p>Curious what other people use?

3 comments

a3nalmost 10 years ago
- Hacker News. Skim the headlines, read only what&#x27;s very interesting or very relevant.<p>- Daily email from the NYT. Skim the headlines, read only what&#x27;s very interesting or very relevant.<p>- Google News. Skim the headlines, ...<p>Seriously, you almost always don&#x27;t <i>need</i> to know the details. Just to be aware of things is usually enough. As you point out, if you try to know the details, you&#x27;ll be overwhelmed.<p>Just read what&#x27;s very interesting or very relevant to you. Shift that when it becomes a topic that you may need to vote on or work in, or some other measure of relevance.<p>You cannot keep up. You can&#x27;t. Let it go, and live your life.
blimpyalmost 10 years ago
I still use RSS feeds from people&#x27;s blogs and some news sites. And Twitter. I find a regular general news weekly such as The Economist is good too, and more measured than daily news bursts.
shadowmosesalmost 10 years ago
Twitter [curate your followers] and Reddit [for things not on your own radar]