Interesting RSS Feeds
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1. Feed elfeed
This is the feed I use for Elfeed, and the elfeed-org package allows me to publish them here in an automated fashion. This is why Emacs is so great!
1.1. Blogs blog
Here are some interesting blogs, many of which are from substack.
1.1.1. Gray Mirror
Curtis Yarvin is quite the interesting person.
1.1.2. Luke Smith lukesmith
Luke Smith is quite the interesting person.
1.1.3. Terence Tao
I like math.
1.2. News news
These are the news articles that I subscribe to. Some of these are politics related but I mostly just want to inform myself about technology subjects.
1.2.1. Wired AI News
Wired isn't too bad at covering science and technology.
1.2.2. Wired Science
1.2.3. Washington Post Politics
Politics is almost useless, but it helps with understanding what people are saying around me.
1.2.4. Hacker News
Hacker News!
1.2.5. Quanta Magazine
Credibility: misreported on ER EPR correspondence
1.4. Forums forum
1.5. Science Journals journal
I like to get new information about recent studies related to technology.
1.5.1. Nature
Nature is a prestigious journal with a good bit of good content.
1.6. YouTube youtube
These are YouTube channels that I find interesting enough to keep up with:
1.6.1. PBS Space Time
PBS space time is a channel that discusses various (sometimes cutting edge) topics in Physics in an expert manner. I find that they are highly accurate, and the host is highly educated in Physics.
1.6.2. ScienceClic
ScienceClic is another YouTube channel that does an especially good job at covering cutting edge ideas in physics.
1.6.3. UnHerd podcast
UnHerd is one of the best, most interesting political podcasts, period, in my opinion. Though, do note that learning about politics is kind of pointless.
1.7. Misc.
This is a section dedicated to everything that does not fit the above categories or is newly added from Qutebrowser with the xr keybinding.