Made myself a personal tech dashboard instead of doomscrolling — no algorithm, fully automated
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Got tired of social media deciding what tech news I see, so I built a personal dashboard that pulls from sources I actually picked: RSS feeds, arXiv, and a few subreddits. It refreshes itself every 6 hours with zero manual work from me. What it does: - News, AI papers, device reviews, and Reddit discussion in one feed - Filter by category, source, date range, or "hardware only" - Save items with your own notes for later (project ideas, follow-ups) - One-click "share as post"
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