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More channels are fighting for attention though, so finding more channels are "creating buzz" or "news" based on mediocre information ie. taking things out of context and making unwarranted conclusions or blowing things out of proportions for clickbait titles.

"This changes everything!!"

Getting youtube fatigue.


I heavily use the "Not interested" and the "Do not recommend this channel" options a lot and don't click on clickbait, and use the DeArrow extension, and this way my front page looks quite good.

At this point you’re doing almost as much work as if you handpicked a few channels and put them in your RSS reader.

Algorithms are sold as “curation is hard, the algorithm does it for you” but getting the algorithm to do a good job is actually a lot of work


No, I often get nice recommendations from the long tail, like interesting academic talks or tinkerer channels, videos sometimes with only a few hundred views or even fewer.

I've started putting together a curated directory of (subjectively) good YouTube channels and videos [1]. It's literally the 3rd day, so not many entries yet, but I plan to continue growing it like I did with Minifeed [2].

1. https://skyshelf.app/

2. https://minifeed.net/


That’s not an argument against the comment you responded to.

If I just took any random 20 creators I’m subscribed to on YouTube, the premium membership fee, which includes YT Music, is more valuable than any of the other streaming services.

The only other streaming service I’ve been a paying member even longer than YouTube is di.fm

I also occasionally pay for a few months or bassdrive.com and or soma.fm

For movies / series, I’m back to sharing.


Disabled recommendations. Disabled comments (firefox plugin). Use subscriptions page as the homepage (firefox plugin). Only subscribe to channels that interest me (and aren't annoying like that).

The browser extension "DeArrow" is well worth a look.

You want every discussion about one billionaire to be about all of them?

And you want to generalise this to every topic?


This is a claim in the wind until you provide evidence.

Had a few kobos, very good readers, then bought a Box color go 7 ii, mainly because it runs android, so you can used it for so many things. Shame the company is based in china.

what's the take on it being a shame that it's based in china?

being able to not care about GPL compliance, that's about it for me

Trump doesn't have a few skeletons in his closest, he boasts a series of catacombs.


Well, I don't see 4.5 on there ... so I'm not sure what you're trying to say.

And today is a 53% pass rate vs. a baseline 56% pass rate. That's a huge difference. If we recall what Anthropic originally promised a "max 5" user https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/16157#issue... -- which they've since removed from their site...

50-200 prompts. That's an extra 1-6 "wrong solutions" per 5 hours ... and you have to get a lot of wrong answers to arrive at a wrong solution.


Unless you have an Out of Body Experience and who the hell knows if physics continues to be at all having an effect in that realm and thus perform Free Will is a possibility.

I moved to ultramarine linux and it's great - fast, has a nifty desktop management system, a few bugs but more than happy compared to using microsoft.

"It sucks"

Ha!


Works for me as well.

Snobbish and elitist defined.


I love classical music, and I am convinced that 90% of the reason people think they don't is because of people like the Charles Petzold. Deriving your self worth from being an enjoyer of art that someone else created is the high pretention.


I've learned, sometimes through hard periods of self reflection, that attempting qualitative evaluation of others choice in music is a fools errand.

To put it bluntly, and quote Duke Ellington, by way of Peter Schickele, if if it sounds good, it is good


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