At the moment, I use an RSS service[0] and reader[1] fed with almost 20 years worth of gleaned feeds to accomplish much the same thing.
The collection grew to such an extent that I had to categorize the feeds, with the most interesting/generally low volume in a "daily" category (the idea for which I stole from Slow Feeds[2] (now known as Web Subscriber[3])).
But a dedicated search engine for handcrafted content would be awesome.
EDIT: I saw https://wiby.me mentioned in a recent HN comment. The About page[4] states in part, "The Wiby search engine is building a web of pages as it was in the earlier days of the internet."
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[ 4.5 ms ] story [ 10.5 ms ] threadAt the moment, I use an RSS service[0] and reader[1] fed with almost 20 years worth of gleaned feeds to accomplish much the same thing.
The collection grew to such an extent that I had to categorize the feeds, with the most interesting/generally low volume in a "daily" category (the idea for which I stole from Slow Feeds[2] (now known as Web Subscriber[3])).
But a dedicated search engine for handcrafted content would be awesome.
EDIT: I saw https://wiby.me mentioned in a recent HN comment. The About page[4] states in part, "The Wiby search engine is building a web of pages as it was in the earlier days of the internet."
[0] https://newsblur.com
[1] https://reederapp.com
[2] https://onethingwell.org/post/80985561981/slow-feeds
[3] https://zoziapps.ch/slowfeeds/
[4] https://wiby.me/about/