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Ask HN: What sites should I have in my RSS feed?

9 points by COGlory ↗ HN
I recently switched to RSS and I'm really enjoying how distraction-free reading is. (For anyone looking to do the same, I highly recommend NextCloud News if you have a server for cross-platform syncing). However, my RSS feeds are a little thin. Turns out finding RSS feeds is difficult, and finding ones that work well with the entire article and not just a header is next to impossible. What are some good websites with in-depth thoughtful articles that I can get via RSS? I honestly don't care about the content, just looking for material I can read and feel like I've learned, or expanded my own thoughts, distraction free.

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ynac
Aside from HN,

Julia Evans

Math ∩ Programming

NASA Image of the Day

Until Latini - retired?

Quanta Magazine

a few select departments from NYT and other big papers.

Then there are comics - but that's another story.

Team RSS!

dodgyb
popurls is an aggregator of aggregators, you will find content to suit your taste there.

http://popurls.com/

Some of my fav science and culture sites are:

http://www.symmetrymagazine.org/breaking/feed/ http://nautil.us/rss/all http://feeds.feedburner.com/IeeeSpectrumFullText http://www.quantamagazine.org/feed/ https://www.sapiens.org/feed/ https://medium.com/feed/deep-code http://quillette.com/feed/ http://feedproxy.google.com/brainpickings/rss https://www.thisiscolossal.com/feed/ http://slatestarcodex.com/feed/ https://lithub.com/feed/