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      <description>Every feed you use — Hacker News, Reddit, X — has the same problem. Either it&amp;rsquo;s chronological and you&amp;rsquo;re drowning in noise, or it&amp;rsquo;s ranked by an algorithm optimizing for engagement, not your actual interests. You scroll past 90% of what you see, hoping something relevant catches your eye before the dopamine loop wins.
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