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Brent Roose@brendt
Let me give you a concrete example: you've moved from X to /dev/null You have 100 bookmarks on X. What will happen with them? Are you going back to X to check them? Bookmarks are bigger than apps.
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I'm now more convinced that bookmarks shouldn't be tied to one platform. Think about it: bookmarks are things you want to remember long-term; they shouldn't be confined to a single website. My advice? Use a proper bookmarking app or browser extension. Own your bookmarks yourself…
Russell Horton@mrjf
i made a helium extension that just captures everything i see on x, LinkedIn, hn, etc and commits it to a gh repo. every post as nicely schematized and formatted json, with embeddings computed. it knows if something is bookmarked or whatever. another extension lets me react to any post with an arbitrary emoji which i use like tags to categorize things and kick off agents and automation. i don't need to stop seeing x content -- computer reads x for me and archives whatever meets my criteria (follows, topics, etc). i read that on a generated site.

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