I still see them occasionally and read them when I can. Because the content a human has made is much more interesting than something possibly plausible but useless that an Agent could tell me. I've been working on a project that'll look at the HN new submissions and start to filter out the stuff I really don't care about (news, product announcements, stuff about LLMs), which makes technical blogs more likely to show up, then I can bookmark them for later reading
Haha bro, I came up with the same idea that I need just simple LLM-filter with my own criteria to find something interesting. You can check it there: knoless.vercel.app. Maybe you can give me some advice :)
I just filter out LLM related stuff, news pages, product releases etc by looking at the title and URL, and then look at what's left to see if I actually like the content
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I still see them occasionally and read them when I can. Because the content a human has made is much more interesting than something possibly plausible but useless that an Agent could tell me. I've been working on a project that'll look at the HN new submissions and start to filter out the stuff I really don't care about (news, product announcements, stuff about LLMs), which makes technical blogs more likely to show up, then I can bookmark them for later reading
Haha bro, I came up with the same idea that I need just simple LLM-filter with my own criteria to find something interesting. You can check it there: knoless.vercel.app. Maybe you can give me some advice :)
I just filter out LLM related stuff, news pages, product releases etc by looking at the title and URL, and then look at what's left to see if I actually like the content
Yep, basically do the same thing.