I found consuming Reddit is a lot easier when you treat it like Usenet. So I have RSS subscriptions for the subreddits that interest me in my RSS reader.
That also means I can easily organize them myself by topic. In the dev related area are things like /r/rust, /r/perl, /r/rust_gamedev. And even /r/programming, which many people dislike, but I appreciate for the purpose of having people from different communities interact. I found some interesting links in discussions in there in the past that I wouldn't have run into otherwise, because it's not directly related to anything I currently do.
There's a bit of change over time in what subreddits I read. If I find myself not going back to a specific one (entries always maxed out), I just remove it.
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I found consuming Reddit is a lot easier when you treat it like Usenet. So I have RSS subscriptions for the subreddits that interest me in my RSS reader.
That also means I can easily organize them myself by topic. In the dev related area are things like /r/rust, /r/perl, /r/rust_gamedev. And even /r/programming, which many people dislike, but I appreciate for the purpose of having people from different communities interact. I found some interesting links in discussions in there in the past that I wouldn't have run into otherwise, because it's not directly related to anything I currently do.
There's a bit of change over time in what subreddits I read. If I find myself not going back to a specific one (entries always maxed out), I just remove it.