I don't do anything, because I just realized that the overwhelming majority of everything I read or comment on isn't unique or doesn't matter, and it's just a momentary indulgence. The rest I can just search for, check the threads I've commented on, or it's in pocket, but I truly don't care about most of it. I can't think of a time I've actually thought to click on a bookmark, and I've maybe re-looked at a pocket article maybe once in the decade I've been using read it later services.<p>I find that also I'm much happier with this relationship to the crap I look at. It's neat for the moment, maybe impactful, maybe provides residual utility, but if there's something I need to know it likely won't come to me randomly while browsing on HN.<p>Once you read a critical mass of posts about anything you deem interesting, you'll almost certainly start seeing the same idea pop up again as other people have the same revelation, but by then there's a good chance I've moved on anyway.<p>Really important things demand deliberate attention to either learn about the existence of or learn the subject matter, and a lot of the time it's not really something I'd accept as a valid use of my attention, unless it's a hobby I'm steeped in. Not even more than video games. Not because it's not a valid use of anyone's time, but to really get value out of anything, it needs dedication, not a cursory perusal, so I accept that most stuff im casually perusing just isn't very important.