🎯 The aim of this post is to provide an example on why you should incorporate RSS feeds in your daily routines :].
🔎 When trying to get up-to-date with Python's current landscape, I often find "articles going over trivial (but still useful) things" [1], so I try to tailor my RSS feed to give me news from on-the-ground devs.
💡 One great example I found is Edward Li. He just started posting recently [2] [image-1], but he tackles deep-tech topics/ideas with an easy-to-understand writing style, which is a goldmine in the AI-generated slop ecosystem we live in nowadays [3].
🔖 Therefore, I suggest adding his blogs to your RSS feed! 🙌 [footnote-1] [image-2]
[footnote-1]: Check this 1-min. video if you don't know what an RSS is: https://lnkd.in/dpqG_3AU , then get one of the RSS apps that sync between your PC/mobile for easy access. My suggestion: feedly app. [image-2] is taken from feedly.com.
[1]: this was actually a quote I took :] from one of his articles: https://lnkd.in/dpN3-HqP
[2]: Edward Li's blog page: https://lnkd.in/dgsYnxxu
[3]: Article on AI-Slop Destroying the Internet: https://lnkd.in/dDCEpQ8g
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