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Where does /g/ get their news from? Without filler? 2017-06-02 07:31:16 Post No. 60712970
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Where does /g/ get their news from? Without filler?
Anonymous
2017-06-02 07:31:16
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RSS feeds to be precise. I post it in /g/ because I assume most of you here share my dilemma: You want to see what's new in the world. Oh. Trump made a typo on twitter. Okay, lets check news in science. "Quitting the Paris accord leaves no cure for climate change". Oh. Well lets check news in gaming. "Overwatch players hate losing, Jeff Kaplan says". Oh.
You see my issue.
Where do you find news without filler? I'm getting very close to just aggregating a bunch of sources and filtering out keywords.
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>>60712970
To be completely honest I usually just skim /g/ & /pol/ for the news, then if I see something interesting I google it to find out if it is true.
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>>60713005
>current state of anons on /g/
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>I'm getting very close to just aggregating a bunch of sources and filtering out keywords.
Sounds like you have your solution.
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IEEE Spectrum
Hackaday
EFF
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arstechnica
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>>60713005
Kek this is exactly what I do
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Breitbart
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I asked my boyfriend to tell me if anything I care about happens. Outsourcing is huge in the tech industry for a reason.
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Infowars
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>>60713005
The issue is, I'm making a sort of "wakeup" script. Says time, date, calendar events, the such. I need a consistent, replicatable and programmable approach.
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>>60712970
https://www.covfefe.com
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>>60712970
TImecube and Infowars
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>>60712970
I run a script that's scraping google scholar and scanning for keywords and authors.
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>news/politics
drudge report
occidental observer
vdare
reuters
taki's mag
>tech/games
pcgamesn
tom's hardware
citylab
lxer
>choina
xinhua
china real time report
china digital times
>science
fox news science
reuters science
NASA
space
that's pretty much my RSS, excluding columnists.
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brief.news
pretty simple desu
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CNN
Fox News
RT
Huffington Post
Infowars
Just the best source of news
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Drudge report used to be good.
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>>60713005
Same about the latter part, but my primary source are retards on IRC sperging out about current news.
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>>60714441
i mean, it's not bad in getting multiple perspectives of the same issue.
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Reuters for me, but I would love something not focused by country and/or something as "The Wire" (on their page) at same filter level
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ZeroHedge
Wherever Flipboard takes me
I don't watch television so no news from mainstream channels really.
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>>60712970
Hey you guys
Hey you guys
Gotta data mine, it's the future of the internet
No more substantive discussion
Tell me your shoe size and where you bought 'em
Hey you guys hey you guys
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reason.com
4chan.org
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4*2chin/pol/
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>>60712970
Drudge Report mostly
skip NYT and WaPo articles
don't watch ABCNNBCBS
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>>60714441
>CNN
Reuters is okay. everything else is shit
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Reason
AllSides
Reuters
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>>60715781
Who is this boy?
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What about just texh conputer news
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>>60717185
Kys homophile
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